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Because it shows the first steps to giving African Americans the same rights as everyone else, to give the chance of working towards a good future, instead of being oppressed without the same opportunities as Whites, never to be treated the same. Ruby Bridges shows an inner determination to stand up for equality even when the world around you is negative and threatening you. The story should be taught in schools because it shows that we should continue forward towards progress, to better our futures and give everyone equal opportunities to succeed.

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