Think about what honoring king tells you about Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy. What might Ruby Bridges’s legacy be? Support your answer with information from one or both articles.

"Don't be afraid." That's what Ruby Bridges's mother told her on Nov. 4, 1960. Little Ruby

listened carefully to the advice. Soon, four United States federal court marshals, or officers,

arrived at the Bridges family home in New Orleans, Louisiana to drive the first grader to

William Frantz Public School. A screaming mob was waiting.

For a long time, parts of the United States were segregated, or separated by race. Under

law, black children could not attend the same public schools as white children. People of

different races also had to use separate public restrooms and drinking fountains.

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