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Ruby and the doctor work at a nearby table and she says she's going to have a birthday party soon and wants the Coles to come.

He says they'll be there and asks about her new drawing.

It's him, Mrs. Coles.

the boyards, and Jimmy.

Jimmy is now her friend even though his mom doesn't want him to be and he doesn't call her names anymore.

She thinks people are happier when they make good friends.

Dr. Coles agrees and says she's been a great teacher then asks for a hug.

Inside the school, a smiling Ruby walks by Woodmere who looks like she's been crying.

Her ruling with bigotry has come to an end.

Yay!

In the school's playground, Mrs. Henry and Ruby are sitting on a bench when one of the other students calls over for Ruby to sit with her.

Miss Spencer apologizes to Mrs. Henry.

She's sorry they didn't get to know each other better over this year and thinks what she did was the right thing, and she did it very well.

Mrs. Henry says that means a lot to her.

Hopefully next year, if Miss Spencer gets Ruby or someone like Ruby as a student, she can do the same.

Nearby, Ruby is on the playground carousel having fun with Jimmy.

And with that, we hear some narration about Ruby Bridges Educational Foundation established in 1995 to build an understanding of cultural diversity within public schools across the nation.

Under Ruby's leadership, the growth and success of the foundation continues to prove that the sacrifices her family made were not in vain.

And that is our movie.

Whew.