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Ruby Bridges: Civil Rights Pioneer
By docjones on November 26, 2012
As most people know, the 1960s were a very tumultuous time in America. Standing in the spotlight of the Civil Rights Movement was a 6-year-old girl who integrated the New Orleans school system and helped dissolve segregation across the South.Ruby Bridges shares her story with Sharon Litwin on this week’s Notes from New Orleans. <!–break–>To read a related article written by Litwin, visit Nolavie.com.
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