Morris Winchevsky

1856–1932 (age 76)

Poet/Writer

Biography

Morris Winchevsky was a poet and writer who carried the voice of the Yiddish-speaking immigrant laborer to the printed page, turning everyday struggles into verse that resonated across the growing communities of American cities.

His songs and stories, rooted in hope for justice, continue to echo through commemorations and gatherings, reminding later generations of the ideals that animated his work.