
Consider This from NPR
The Civil Rights Activist Sharing Her Story With A New Generation
Sep 26, 2022
Ruby Bridges, a pioneering civil rights activist and author, made history as the first Black child to desegregate an all-white school in 1960. In this discussion, she reflects on her childhood experiences and the challenges she faced during that tumultuous time. She emphasizes the vital role of education and resilience while introducing her children's book, which aims to share her story with a new generation. Bridges also highlights the intersection of art and activism, illustrating how creative expression can empower and inspire.
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