Here’s how Dolly Parton used her Whitney Houston royalties to give back to Nashville’s Black community

Dolly Parton, who wrote “I Will Always Love You” in 1973, credited Whitney Houston’s iconic cover for making it a global hit. She used the royalties to fund a Nashville complex supporting the Black community, calling it “the house that Whitney built.” Parton, who also ran the Imagination Library, died Aug. 25 at 80.
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