英语释义

• segregation by race

片语

racial segregation detail种族隔离制度

racial housing segregation种族隔离

racial segregation system种族隔离制度

the Racial Segregation System种族隔离制度

a policy of racial segregation种族隔离政策

system of racial segregation种族隔离制度

apartheid种族隔离

racial l segregation种族隔离

color bar对有色人种的歧视；种族隔离

Against Racial Segregation反种族隔离

英汉例句

• the national association for the advancement of colored people (naacp) helped families fight racial segregation laws.

  全国有色人种促进协会协助家属们对抗种族隔离法。

• american reformers, whether what motive, whether to abolish slavery and racial segregation or to the improvement of women「s rights to the public, 「all men are created equal」.

  美国的改革家们，不论是出于什么动机，不论是为了废除奴隶制，禁止种族隔离或是要提高妇女的权利，都要向公众提到「人人生而平等」。

• well within living memory racial segregation was a brutal fact of life in the south.

  美国虽然是他们的家，他们却感到流落异乡。活着的人们应该还记得残酷的种族隔离曾是美国南方生活的写照。

• movement for racial equality in the u. s. that, through nonviolent protest, broke the pattern of racial segregation in the south and achieved equal rights legislation for blacks.

  美国的种族平等运动，他们透过非暴力的抗议活动在南方打破了种族隔离模式，为黑人争取到平等权的立法。

• the sense of freedom on morehouse college enabled the discussion about the evils of racial segregation to be conducted publicly, which eventually led martin to waver his plan for the future.

  摩尔豪斯学院氛围自由，学校给学生机会自由的谈论种族隔离的罪恶，这最终促使马丁开始改变了对未来的计划。

• the valley club was founded in 1954, the year the supreme court ruled on brown v board of education making racial segregation illegal.

  这家山谷俱乐部成立于1954年，正是最高法院裁决布朗教育董事会进行非法种族隔离的那一年。

• she said the greatest change she witnessed was the ending of racial segregation laws in the united states.

  她说，她见证的最伟大的变革就是美国种族隔离法的终结。

• in 1948 thurmond, then still a democrat, ran for president on an independent ticket to protest democratic support for the first moves to end official racial segregation in the us.

  1948年，当时还是民主党人的瑟蒙德以独立候选人的身份竞选总统，以抗议民主党支持在美国结束官方种族隔离所采取的初始步骤。

• at that time, the racial segregation was not only unjust, but also confusing and frightening. black people could not eat where white people ate or attend the same movie theaters.

  那个时候，种族隔离并不仅仅是不公平，更是令人费解和恐怖的。

• philanthropists like rockefeller, phelps-stokes, and others encouraged the education of afro-americans, but the south and part of the north continued the practice of racial segregation in education.

  像洛克·菲勒、费尔普斯·斯托克斯这类的慈善家们鼓励为非裔美国人提供接受教育的机会，但是，南方地区和部分北方地区继续实行教育领域的种族隔离政策。

• racial segregation has always blocked equal access to education .

  种族隔离常常堵塞通向教育平等的道路。

• racial segregation has been declining since the 1970s but it clearly exists.

  自上世纪70年代以来，种族隔离行为虽然有所减少，但在今天这种行为依旧很明显。

• on december 1, 1955, rosa parks was arrested for refusing to give her seat on a public bus to a white man. it was a violation of the city」s racial segregation laws.

  1955年12月1日，罗萨·帕克斯因在公共汽车上拒绝将其座位让给一个白人而被捕，她的行为违反了这个城市的种族隔离法。

• the freedom riders suffer more violence as they campaign against racial segregation in the south.

  骑手经受更多的自由贸易和反对暴力的种族隔离在南方。