What is the conflict of lions Little Rock book?

The main conflict of the book "The Lions of Little Rock" by Kristin Levine revolves around the racial tensions and discrimination faced by black students in Little Rock, Arkansas, during the mid-1950s. The story specifically focuses on the "Little Rock Nine," a group of nine black students who were initially prevented from attending the all-white Central High School due to segregation policies. The conflict intensifies as the integration of the school triggers violent protests, threats, and harassment from the white community, as well as the Arkansas National Guard. The book follows the challenges faced by the students and their families as they navigate the hostile environment and strive for equal treatment and education rights amidst prevailing prejudice and segregation.