Discover the inspiring story of Ruby Bridges, a brave 6-year-old who helped change history! Travel back to 1960 in New Orleans, where schools were divided by skin color—a time called segregation. Learn how Ruby became the first Black student to attend an all-white elementary school, even when angry crowds tried to stop her.

This podcast story gives kids a closer look at Ruby’s courage, the challenges she faced, and how her actions made a big difference in America’s history. 

Join us to hear an unforgettable story about standing up for what’s right, even when it’s scary. Perfect for young listeners curious about history, bravery, and the power of one person to bring change! 

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