The Jonas Brothers

Ruby heads inside and Eben stares at the report card, confused about what to do next.

The next day at school, people are still protesting.

These people just won't go away.

But a white mom is walking her two kids to the front door.

Another woman who's been calling everyone a traitor watches on as her son sprints to join his friend.

He wants to go to school, too.

So kids are themselves starting to cross the picket lines.

Because, again, you're not born hating people.

You're taught it.

In Ruby's kitchen, Ruby still won't eat.

Her mom reminds her the rice and beans were wrapped at the market.

No one could have contaminated it.

Eventually, Ruby takes a bite and asks her mom when those people will stop yelling at her.

Lucille tells her she's got to turn to the Lord.

The men are there to protect her and God loves her.

Dr. Broyard and his wife arrive and have a gift for Ruby.

It is a beautiful blue dress.

Dr. Broyard's wife, Alma, wonders if they can spend the day with Ruby sometime.

They have a piano and they can teach her to play.

Evan doesn't look thrilled.