Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The parent of a North Shore Elementary School second-grader opted not to let their child see the movie after the school sent ...

A Florida school banned a Disney movie about racial integration after one parent complained students should not see scenes of hatred toward a 6-year-old Black girl. Earlier this month, the parent ...

You’re reading an exclusive WrapPRO article for free. Want to level up your entertainment career? Subscribe to WrapPRO. In 1996, “The Wonderful World of Disney” premiered the made-for-TV movie “Ruby ...

A Disney film about Ruby Bridges, who was the only Black student at her elementary school in 1960, has sparked a formal complaint in Florida Maria Pasquini is a Senior News Editor for PEOPLE, covering ...

After a parent complained, a panel of teachers, parents and community members decided the film was appropriate for kids in elementary school. Education Reporter The Tampa Bay Times e-Newspaper is a ...

The Disney movie "Ruby Bridges" has been a standard for years in Pinellas County public elementary schools. The movie illustrates a 6-year-old’s journey of integration during the 1960s in New Orleans.

A Disney film and a duet titled "Rainbowland" by Dolly Parton and Miley Cyrus are new entries on list of banned items in public schools. Joining the ever-growing list of banned items in public schools ...

ST. PETERSBURG — The Disney movie “Ruby Bridges,” which tells the tale of a 6-year-old who integrated New Orleans schools in the 1960s, has been a staple of Pinellas County Black History Month lessons ...

A story from 1960 puts Pinellas County in the spotlight as Florida’s new law governing school materials takes hold. Ruby Bridges, right, who integrated Louisiana schools in the 1960s, meets with ...

*A Florida school banned the 1998 Disney movie “Ruby Bridges” after one parent complained students should not see scenes of white people’s hatred toward a 6-year-old Black girl. As EUR previously ...

The parent of a North Shore Elementary School second-grader opted not to let their child see the movie after the school sent permission slips. Days later, Emily Conklin filed a formal complaint. Years ...