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The Supreme Court bans segregation in public schools
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Ruby Nell Bridges was born in Mississipi, four years later they move to New Orleans.
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Rosa Parks, an African-American woman, is arrested for refusing to give her seat to a white person. Bus boycott launchedin Montgomery, Alabama.
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After more than a year of boycotting the buses and a legal fight, the Montgomery buses desegregate.
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Federal court forced the desegregation of schools in the south
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January. Ruby had her first day at Frantz Elementary School for whites only in New Orleans
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Freedom rights begin from Washington, D.C: Groups of black and white people ride buses to through the south to challenge segregation.
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Police arrest Civil Rights Leader Rev. Martin Luther King Jr and other ministers demonstrating in Birminghan, Alabama , then turn fire hoses and police dogs on the marchers.
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President John F. Kennedy calls for Civil Rights Act of 1964
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President Jhon F. Kennedy 1961-1963, shot dead.
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Look magazine published Norman Rockwell's painting The Problem We All Live With.
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Preaident Johnson signs the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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Black Nacionalist Leader Malcom X is murdered.
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Civil Rights Leader The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. is assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee, unleashing violence in more than 100 cities.
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The story of Ruby Bridges was published.
