How does Melba's enrollment at Central High School affect her relationship with her old friends in the book warrios don't cry?

In "Warriors Don't Cry," Melba's enrollment at Central High School creates a significant rift between her and her old friends. As she faces the challenges of integrating into a predominantly white school, some of her friends struggle to understand her experiences and the risks she takes. This divergence in paths leads to feelings of isolation for Melba, as her commitment to civil rights and education contrasts sharply with the more comfortable lives of her old friends. Ultimately, her bravery and determination deepen her sense of purpose, even as it strains her former friendships.