🤝San Diego Jewish Women Embark on Civil Rights Pilgrimage Ahead of MLK Day

Just days before Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a group of Jewish women from San Diego journeyed through the Deep South to honor the legacy of the Civil Rights Movement and deepen their understanding of its enduring impact.​

The pilgrimage, organized by the Jewish Federation of San Diego, included visits to pivotal landmarks such as the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma and the Legacy Museum in Montgomery. Participants engaged with civil rights icons and reflected on the historical struggles for voting rights and racial justice.

This journey served as a powerful reminder of the shared histories and values between the Jewish and Black communities, emphasizing the importance of solidarity in the ongoing fight against antisemitism and racism.​

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