Drawing a Conclusion Based on Bridges's description of her experience, wh can you infer about the parents of other children at the school? O They supported integration. They were against segregation. O They supported desegregation. They were against integration. Continue reading from Ruby Bridges's autobiography. Once we were inside the building, the marshals walked us up a flight of stairs. The school office was at the top. My mother and I went in and were told to sit in the principal's office. The marshals sat outside. There were windows in the room where we waited. That meant everybody passing by could see us. I remember noticing everyone was white. All day long, white parents rushed into the office. They were upset. They were arguing and pointing at us. When they took their children to school that morning, the parents hadn't been sure whether William Frantz would Be integrated that day or not. After my mother and I arrived, they ran into classrooms and diagged their children out of the school. From behind the windows in the office, all I saw was confusion! I told myself that this must be the vavät is in a big school. that wliole first day my mother and I just sat and waited. ​