This tour walks through an overlooked piece of Nashville's past

Chakita Patterson felt like she was a part of the problem.  Patterson, who founded United Street Tours in February 2018 to highlight black history in Nashville, wondered why the subject wasn’t being highlighted on a wider scale beyond familiar names such as Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks. She also questioned why more important women weren’t being featured. “The first civil rights tour that I had included all men,” Patterson recently told the Business Journal. “The civil rights…