And here is where is confronts a serious problem, and here we go back to our southern segregationists.

在这里它会面临个重要问题，我们要继续讨论南方种族隔离主义者们。

Right into the late 1970s, she was still receiving death threats from segregationist whites.

直到 20 纪 70 年代末，她仍然收到种族隔离主义白人死亡威胁。

President Johnson and the nation followed the brutality of the segregationists in St. Augustine.

约翰逊总统和全国人民都在关注圣奥古斯丁种族隔离主义者残暴行径。

And what flowed from that history, from that narrative sense of identity for those southern segregationists?

我们从那段历史中，那些南方种族隔离主义者对身份叙述中，又得出了什么呢？

Then, on January 30, a segregationist bombed Martin Luther King's home while his children were inside.

然后，在 1 月 30 日，名种族隔离主义者炸毁了马丁·路德·金家，当时他孩子们还在家里。

Do we admire their character, these segregationists, who wanted to preserve their way of life?

我们钦佩这些人品德吗？这些种族隔离主义者，这些想捍卫其生活方式人们？

The former Vice President is under pressure after talking about how he work with segregationists in Senate years ago.

这位前副总统在谈到他多年前在参议院如何与种族隔离主义者合作后，面临着压力。

" Maybe above a certain income level, we are all segregationists, " he muses.

“也许超收入水平，我们都是种族隔离主义者，”他沉思道。

In the fullness of time, all segregationist laws were repealed, and discrimination is a legally punishable – and punished – offence.

随着时间推移，所有种族隔离法律都被废除了，歧视在法律上是种惩罚和惩罚罪行。

During one voter registration trip, he and 250 demonstrators were hauled to jail by the segregationist sheriff.

他和 250 名示威者被种族隔离治安官拖进了监狱。

He then made an unsuccessful race for the Georgia governorship, losing to the segregationist Lester Maddox.

然后，他在佐治亚州州长职位竞选中失败，输给了种族隔离主义者莱斯特·马多克斯 （Lester Maddox）。

In the fullness of time, all segregationist laws were repealed, discrimination is a legally punishable – and punished – offence.

随着时间推移，所有种族隔离法律都被废除了，歧视是种在法律上应受惩罚——并受到惩罚——罪行。

It doesn't give us enough moral resources to respond to those southern segregationists who invoke their way of life, their traditions, their way of doing things.

第种方式无法提供充足道德上对策，去回应南方种族隔离主义者们，他们呼吁保留其生活方式、传统和行为方式。

Generations of generations of children learning that narrative in a variety of ways grow up to be, you know, segregationists in the ’50s and ’60s.

代又代孩子以各种方式学习这种叙述，长大后成为 50 年代和 60 年代种族隔离主义者。

But whether Kennedy could have sustained improvements to his marriage and his health, and got a strong civil-rights bill past Southern segregationists in Congress, is less clear-cut.

但肯尼迪婚姻和健康状况是否有了持久改善，是否在国会通了反对南方种族隔离民权法案，就不得而知了。

The scourge had been spreading westward from China's ports; in many cities, infectious diseases were the catalysts for grand segregationist projects, and were underpinned by racist ideologies.

这场瘟疫爆发始于中国港口，并不断扩散；在很多城市，传染病成为庞大种族隔离运动催化剂，并沦为种族主义者“合法工具”。

But everyone at the time understands that when this legislation is crafted, Southern segregationist Democrats have a really key role in determining how it's going to be deployed.

但当时每个人都明白，在制这项立法时，南方种族隔离主义民主党在决如何部署这项立法方面发挥着真正关键作用。

Whereas the arts initiatives of the 1960s sought to give the world a more favorable view of Cold War, segregationist America in light of worldwide liberation struggles during the post colonial era.

20纪60年代艺术创举试图让对冷战有个更积极看法，而种族隔离主义美国则是在后殖民时代范围内解放斗争。

And this is basically like let's get black folks registered to vote so they can go in there and unseat these Dixiecrats, these Southern Democrats who were still very much segregationist.

这基本上就像让黑人登记投票，这样他们就可以去那里推翻这些迪克西克拉特人，这些南方民主党人仍然非常支持种族隔离。

Back in the US, she didn't hesitate to confront powerful organizations, fighting the segregationist policies of the YMCA and leading a delegation to the White House to protest discriminatory workplace practices.

回到美国后， 她毫不犹豫地与强大组织对抗，反对基督教青年会种族隔离政策， 并率领代表团前往白宫抗议工作场所歧视性做法。