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The lesson that she teaches us is that everyone in this world can do anything they dream, and they will achieve it. Also that we shouldn't judge people by how they look, their skin color, or their religion, we all are the same inside. :)

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She became famous because she was the first African American girl to desegregate William Frantz Elementary School. She was 6 years old when that happened.

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A Challenge that she had was if her parents wanted her to go to an all white school. Ruby's dad didn't want to send Ruby to the all-white school, he had a big fear of her daughter's safety. While Ruby's Mom, wanted her to have that educational opportunities that Ruby's parents didn't have because they had it denied.

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But in 1959, Ruby had to attended a segregated New Orleans kindergarten school. But a year later, a federal court ordered Louisiana to desegregate. The school district created some exams for African American students to see whether they could make it to the  academically at  a white school. Ruby and five other students passed the exam.

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At the age of 2, her family moved to New Orleans, Louisiana, to find more opportunities of work. There was a law that said that people colored and white were allowed to be in same places, but the  southern states continued to resist integration.

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Ruby Bridges was born in September 8th, 1954. Ruby Bridges is an American Activist. She is the oldest of 5 children.