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

在这里它会面临一个重要问题，我们要继续讨论南方种族隔者们。

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的种族隔者的残暴行径。

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

我们钦佩这些人的品德吗？这些种族隔者，这些想捍其生活方式的人们？

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

我们从那段历史中，那些南方种族隔者对身份的叙述中，又得出了什么呢？

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何与种族隔者合作后，面临着压力。

In the fullness of time, all segregationist laws were repealed, and discrimination is a legally punishable – and punished – offence.

随着时间的推移，所有的种族隔法律都被废除了，歧视在法律上是一种惩罚和惩罚的罪行。

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.

第一种方式无法提供充足的道德上的对策，去回应南方种族隔者们，他们呼吁保留其生活方式、传统和行为方式。

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运动的催化剂，并沦为种族者的“合法工具”。

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.

但肯尼迪的婚姻和健康状况是否有了持久的改善，是否在国会通过了反对南方种族隔的民权法案，就不得而知了。

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世纪60年代的艺术创举试图让世界对冷战有一个更积极的看法，而种族隔的美国则是在后殖民时代世界范围内的解放斗争。