Deep Dish Conversations: Voices of Social Change in Nashville

"If you love Nashville-and can dream of a better Nashville-read this book. Sit with it. Allow the conversations in it to feed your own. And permit it to open your thinking about where you live and how you can improve it for everyone."
-Benjamin Houston, author of The Nashville Way: Racial Etiquette and the Struggle for Social Justice in a Southern City

"In a world flooded with bloggers and podcasters, Moore easily rises to the top. Jerome's ability to cut to the core of difficult conversations in a manner that invites differing perspectives-without alienation or dehumanization-is rare and desperately needed. At this moment in time when despair feels contagious, Moore offers hope. I certainly feel it."
-Molly Secours, author of White Privilege Pop Quiz: Reflecting on Whiteness

"Moore's skill as an interviewer shines as he weaves thirteen conversations to provide insight into what motivates community leaders to confront the issues that face Music City and to humanize the people and communities they represent. This book will be sought after to understand life in Nashville and what drives its people to fight to make the city a better and more welcoming place for all residents."
-Learotha Williams Jr., coeditor of I'll Take You There: Exploring Nashville's Social Justice Sites