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Ruby Bridges has three sons.
They are Craig Hall, Sean Hall and Christopher Hall.
Ruby herself is an African-American activist. She is famously known for being the first African-American child to attend an all-white school in the south of the US. She was escorted to school and protected by a team of US Marshals.
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Is Ruby Bridges on Twitter?
yes ruby bridges is on twitter...LOL
Is ruby bridges doing find now?
is ruby bridges doing find in 2017
Did Ruby Bridges brother die?
Yes, Ruby Bridges brother was killed in New Orleans in 1993.
What is ruby bridges sister and brother names?
blanket, bob,lucy,vicky,and lucky
Is Ruby Bridges husband dead?
no
Ruby bridges children?
She has 4 sons
Do Ruby Bridges have children?
yes, she has 4 sons
How many children did Ruby Bridges have?
She has 4 Children. 4 son's and no daughters
What is Ruby Bridges fourth sons name?
tod charlie ape
How many brother and sisters did Ruby Bridges have?
Ruby Bridges had four brothers and sisters Ruby Bridges had four brothers and sisters
What is Ruby Bridges doing today in 2011?
Ruby is still living in New Orleans area with her husband and four sons AND IS TAKIN CARE OF HER BROTHERS FOUR KIDS
How many kids does rudy bridges have?
Rudy Bridges has three children. Their names are Ruby, a daughter; and two sons, who are named after their father, Rudy Jr. and another son named Bruce.
Did ruby bridges have kids?
Yes, their names are Robert, Lisa, Alicia and Ruby.
Did ruby bridges write any books?
Yes, Ruby Bridges wrote many of books her most famous ones are I am Ruby Bridges and Through My Eyes.
What are Ruby bridges sons names?
sean, claig, and chistopher then there is one more but i dont know his name
When did ruby bridges have children?
Yes, Ruby Bridges had three siblings. They were Micheal Bridges , Malcolm Bridges, and Joana Bridges.
What are the names of ruby bridges 4 sons?
Ruby Bridges was the first black person to attend a all-white school. She had 4 sons whose names were: Sean, Craig, Christopher, and Claiug.
