Black and white quilt describing the story of Ruby Bridges, one of the first Black children to integrate white schools in the United States. In the quilt’s center, Ruby walks through the entrance of the school building, accompanied by United States Marshals. Outside the door are angry white people holding signs protesting integration. At the bottom of the quilt are National Guardsmen with guns are holding back an angry white protestor. The border of the quilt is a series of patchwork blocks alternating between sawtooth stars, apples and an “A+” (symbolic of Ruby being a great student.)