Bearing Witness
Through lifetime of building relationships and gathering critical history, Dwight Lewis shares a unique perspective on some of Tennessee's most challenging moments as a steadfast advocate for human rights.
Journalistic Legacy
Dwight Lewis is "a fearless journalist and civil rights advocate who spent 40 years educating Nashville on civil liberties and social justice." Vernon Rankins
Editorial Portrait
Legacy of Advocacy
Books & Publications
A Will to Win
A comprehensive chronicle of the legacy and impact of Tennessee journalism, chronicling decades of investigative reporting and civic engagement.
Temple's Tigerbelles
An intimate exploration of the pivotal moments and enduring advocacy that shaped the civil rights movement in the heart of Tennessee.
Thinking Black
A forthcoming work detailing the intersection of modern journalism and the future of civic advocacy, set to be released in 2026.
Advocacy & Projects
Dwight Lewis is a constant presence in community and advocacy events. Featured as a regular panelist with institutions ranging from The Fred Gray Institute to Vanderbilt University and often with his alma mater, Tennessee State University, Dwight can also often be found cheering on his favorite local sports teams.