The Jonas Brothers

He asks if she's nervous and she just shrugs her shoulders.

He wishes he could go with her, but she can tell him all about it later.

He calls her his brave little girl and she smiles.

Abon walks outside to go to work and sees police blocking off the road.

He walks over to ask what's going on and the officer says they're only letting residents come and go.

Mr. Bridges may need ID to come home later in case he runs into the next shift or

Startled, Mr. Bridges shakes his head and continues his walk to work.

We're now back inside the house, thanks to their neighbor, Mrs. Taylor.

Ruby's dressed in a pink dress with a pink bow in her hair, ready for her first day at her new school.

Mrs. Bridges reminds Ruby to answer her teacher with, yes, ma'am.

We're outside now, and an official-looking car arrives with Deputy U.S.

Marshal Al Butler and his team, ready to escort Ruby to school.

Mrs. Bridges is confused.

She thought it would be Dr. Broyard from the NAACP, but Ruby and her mom get in the car anyway with the entire neighborhood watching on.

Ruby and her friend Allison wave to each other as the procession of cars drives off.

They arrive at school and are given precise instructions on how to walk.

He tells Ruby to stay between the four officers and not look back at the crowd no matter what happens.

And this is where I was like, oh, God, this is going to be bad.

Yeah, you're just already the agita starting of watching the film like, man, this is going to be rough.

This is going to be hard.