Bridges noted that although “racism was alive and well,” today’s much deeper fight is between “good and evil.” Among the evils, she mentioned censorship and the erasure of history, including the ...

Michael Phelps, Ruby Bridges, Dan Slepian, JJ Velazquez, Megan Rapinoe, Sue Bird and Savannah Guthrie . ... With 23 gold medals, he is undoubtedly one of the greatest competitors alive.

Prevost-Williams was one of the New Orleans Four who made history by desegregating schools in New Orleans on Nov. 14, 1960. She, along with Gali Etienne, Leona Tate and Ruby Bridges, desegregated ...

Ruby Bridges made history in 1960 when she became the first African American student to integrate an elementary school in the South, and for many she is the face of desegregation.

“We thought Ruby’s story is one people can relate to–she’s a six-year-old black girl simply trying to go to school. She’s integrating into an all-white school in 1960 in New Orleans, and ...

At the same time, Ruby Bridges started over at William Frantz.Decades later and Tate, Prevost and Etienne own McDonogh 19."TEP Center is here to educate audiences about the desegregation of public ...

"Ruby Bridges is a living civil rights activist — I say living because it's so important for us to have a timeline and understand that she's still alive and breathing today," said Kodjo Wilder ...

Hundreds of students turned out Tuesday for Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day in Eugene and Springfield, recognizing the 6-year-old who attended an all-white school as a young Black girl in 1960 ...

Ruby is alive today and is 69 years old. “Ruby Bridges is a hero. She was just an innocent six-year-old girl, but she is a pioneer for civil rights,” said Corey Jones, a teacher at High Desert ...

Parents and students honor Ruby Bridges at second "Walk To School Day" in stance for diversity and inclusion at Bay Haven School in Sarasota. ... Parents, teachers keeping history alive.