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The 1998 film "Ruby Bridges" is challenged by a parent whose child goes to a Florida elementary school. The incident highlights the ongoing debate on teaching Black history in schools and the impact of media on young viewers.

A movie about the first Black child to integrate an all-white elementary school in New Orleans was pulled from a Florida school. White parents objected to

Is the same school district that in january poured nobel prize winning author toni morrisons bluest eye when a parent complained about it, and it was reviewed from officials in january. that book was pulled from high school libraries. listen thiago, thank you so much . tony and johnson was the screenwriter for ruby bridges, and she joins us now, tony, an what is your reaction to your film now being under review in florida. i think its unfortunate. i think its too bad that one parent have the abi...

A Florida elementary school removed a Disney movie about Ruby Bridges after a parent complained about scenes of white people threatening the Black girl as she entered school.

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A Florida school has barred pupils from watching a Disney film about one of the most renowned milestones of America’s civil rights era, because one parent compl

A Florida school district banned the showing of a film about Ruby Bridges -- the young girl who became a civil rights icon by wading through a White mob to integrate an elementary school in the South in 1960, the Weekly Challenger reports.Reports indicate that, once again, a single parent p

'Ruby Bridges' was banned after a parent complained that the film would teach white students to hate Black children.

The parent reportedly thought the Disney movie based on a true civil rights story would “teach white children to hate Black children.”

A Disney film about Ruby Bridges is causing a stir at one Pinellas County school and is now under review after a parent complained. Because of it, North Shore Elementary has temporarily pulled the film, sparking outrage among some education advocates.