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Civil rights rabbi to visit St. Augustine, 60-plus years after his arrest with MLK
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Civil rights rabbi to visit St. Augustine, 60-plus years after his arrest with MLK
More than 60 years after he was arrested in St. Augustine for protesting segregation, Rabbi Allen Secher will come to town this week to participate in two events remembering the role a group of Jewish faith leaders played in the Civil Rights Movement. Secher, a radio host and lifelong civil rights advocate, will take questions after the performance of a stage play dramatizing his own life, and then he will participate in a reading of a letter he…
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