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At the age of 45, she established the Ruby Bridges Foundation – an organization dedicated to the elimination of segregation and racism and promoting equal education to all. She and her elementary school teacher, Mrs. Henry, travel around the country, talking about her story and how to eliminate racism. We hope you enjoyed this article.
Autres informations. Ruby Nell Bridges (nom d'épouse Ruby Bridges Hall), née le 8 septembre 1954 à Tylertown au Mississippi, est une Américaine connue pour être la première enfant afro-américaine à intégrer une école pour enfants blancs en 1960, à l'époque où la ségrégation scolaire prend officiellement fin aux États-Unis.
18 de ene. de 2009 · In 1995, Robert Coles, Bridges' child psychiatrist, published a school textbook called "The Story of Ruby Bridges." In 1998, her story became a made-for-TV movie, "Ruby's Shoes." In 1999, she ...
It took a while till the boycott of the white parents was settled, and Bridges continued to study in desegregated schools till she graduated from high school. When she grew up, she continued her activism work and, in 1999, founded the Ruby Bridges Foundation to eliminate racism, segregation, and equal education to all.
27 de ene. de 2016 · Ruby Bridges speaks about her experience as the first African-American student to attend a white elementary school in the South. “Over 500 kids walked out of school simply because I was there,” Bridges said. “But I didn’t know that. I just remember thinking, ‘Wow — college is busy,’” she said, with the hint of a smile.
29 de mar. de 2009 · Bridges was born on September 8, 1954 in Tylertown, Mississippi, to Lucille and Abon Bridges. She was the firstborn of eight children. Her parents worked as sharecroppers then when she was four they moved to New Orleans in 1958. One year later Ruby began kindergarten at Johnson Lockett Elementary, a segregated school. Two years after the Brown v.
