Moshe Zaks
Rabbi Moshe Zaks is a prominent figure in the Jewish community of Minneapolis, Minnesota, known for his commitment to social justice and activism. In 1963, he was inspired by Martin Luther King Jr.'s call for nonviolent protest against racial injustice, prompting him to join a march in Alabama alongside fellow religious leaders. Zaks is noted for his dedication to teaching the importance of human dignity and the Jewish concept of 'Tzelem Elokim' (the image of God), which emphasizes the sanctity of human life. His participation in the civil rights movement reflects his belief in equality and justice for all individuals.
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Rabbi Moshe Zaks from Minnesota decided to join the march in Alabama after being inspired by King's letter.
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