"Racism is a grown-up disease, and we must stop using our children to spread it" (Ruby Bridges). Ruby Bridges was a prime example of that quote, when she attended the all-white school. Therefore, she wrote it. Ruby Bridges created a world with all races of children learning together, used her sheer will of persistence to overcome the hatred of at least 100 racist white grown men and women; as well as laid the foundation of the civil rights movement.
Ruby Bridges started the creation of a world where all races of children could learn together. On what was supposed to be her first day of school, the principal refused to accept her as a student ("Ruby Bridges Biography," 2015). She sat alone, learning with her teacher for the whole year
Ruby Bridges started the creation of a world where all races of children could learn together. On what was supposed to be her first day of school, the principal refused to accept her as a student ("Ruby Bridges Biography," 2015). She sat alone, learning with her teacher for the whole year