Describe three specific instances of segregation that Melba (and her family) encountered

When Melba was born, the nurses did not act according to the procedures they were supposed to carry out, they acted in an unfair way just because of the baby skin color.

Melba was usually given weird looks and called mean names.

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Black people were supposed to use different bathrooms.

Mom or grandma had to step aside to let white people pass.

At that time black people did not count on the right to study, but Melba's mom struggled and finally got herself a place in Arkansas University being the first black person to integrate it.