1.3K reactions · 881 shares | The story of then six-year old Ruby Bridges should serve as a source of inspiration for all of us. Her life teaches us what it truly means to be courageous in times of hardship. #blackhistorymonth | Al-Madina | Facebook

Sixty years ago, six-year-old Ruby Bridges changed history. Her story of courage and hope remains just as relevant today. | Scholastic

Escorted by federal marshals, Ruby Bridges, walked through a mob of people who wanted her dead each day just to go to school. White teachers refused to let her in their class, white parents hid their children and children refused to play with her. At only 6 years old, Ruby had the devastating realization that all the anger and hatred she was witnessing was directed at her because of the color of her skin. Years later, she speaks out about her traumatic experience in effort to change the system.

3.1K views · 79 reactions |  On November 14, 1960, six year old Ruby Bridges became the first Black student at her neighborhood elementary school in New Orleans. Today, we are honoring the civil rights icon and activist’s courageous and pivotal story. | Scholastic | Facebook

11K views · 884 reactions | Today we celebrate the fearless Ruby Bridges and her contribution to ending segregation in schools across America | Nickelodeon | Facebook