Read the excerpt from Warriors Don't Cry. Realizing that the dilemma of integration wasn't going to be resolved quickly, everybo
dy seemed to be concerned about our falling behind in our schoolwork. Teachers from our community along with other professionals were offering to give us books and to tutor us. Grace Lorch, who had helped Elizabeth escape the mob, and her husband, Dr. Lorch, organized tutoring sessions. It felt good to dress in school clothes and go to Philander Smith, our community's college. For part of each day, I studied schoolwork and spent time with my eight friends, enjoying a thimbleful of normality. What ideas are presented in the excerpt? Check all that apply. The Little Rock Nine were readily accepted at the white school. Community members rallied to support the students’ education. The narrator chose to return to her original school. Daily meetings with tutors temporarily replaced school. The narrator enjoyed the return of a school routine.
