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Ruby Bridges’ school made part of civil rights trail

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The New Orleans school that was desegregated by a young Ruby Bridges in 1960 officially became a stop on the Louisiana Civil Rights Trail as a marker commemorating the event was unveiled Thursday.

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Ruby Bridges' school made part of civil rights trail

The New Orleans school that was desegregated by a young Ruby Bridges in 1960 officially became a stop on the Louisiana Civil Rights Trail as a marker commemorating the event was unveiled Thursday. (Jan. 12) (AP video shot by Stephen Smith)

2 years ago·United States

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Town And Country Today

Ruby Bridges' school made part of civil rights trail

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The New Orleans school that was desegregated by a young Ruby Bridges in 1960 officially became a stop on the Louisiana Civil Rights Trail as a marker commemorating the event was unveiled Thursday.

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Ruby Bridges honored with Civil Rights marker at school she integrated

Four U.S. Marshals escorted Ruby Bridges, then six years old, into the school while angry crowds shouted and threatened her.

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Dawson Creek Mirror

Ruby Bridges' school made part of civil rights trail

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The New Orleans school that was desegregated by a young Ruby Bridges in 1960 officially became a stop on the Louisiana Civil Rights Trail as a marker commemorating the event was unveiled Thursday.

2 years ago·British Columbia, Canada

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Mountainview Today

Ruby Bridges' school made part of civil rights trail

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The New Orleans school that was desegregated by a young Ruby Bridges in 1960 officially became a stop on the Louisiana Civil Rights Trail as a marker commemorating the event was unveiled Thursday.

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Alaska Highway News

Ruby Bridges' school made part of civil rights trail

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The New Orleans school that was desegregated by a young Ruby Bridges in 1960 officially became a stop on the Louisiana Civil Rights Trail as a marker commemorating the event was unveiled Thursday.

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WGNO broke the news in New Orleans, United States 2 years ago on Thursday, January 12, 2023.

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