[00:06.80]Wait. An off-campus site? Why? 等等，校外？为什么？

　　[00:07.88]Because sometimes, Mr. Lowe, 罗先生，因为有时候

　　[00:10.40]you have to take things one step at a time. 事情得一步一步来

　　[00:13.76]So what you're saying is the crackers in Oklahoma 你的意思是说俄克拉荷马的白鬼

　　[00:15.08]No, what I'm saying is you have to take things one step at a time. 不，我的意思是退一步海阔天空

　　[00:15.20]ain't gonna let us on their campus. 不愿让我们进他们校园

　　[00:18.64]This is a great opportunity. 这是个好机会

　　[00:21.76]Thank you very much. 非常感谢

　　[00:22.80]Master is going to give us a crumb off his plate, huh? 算是主人慈悲的施舍，啊？

　　[00:28.48]What? Wha... 什么？什么…？

　　[00:30.20]I think Lowe here is afraid. 我想罗害怕了

　　[00:32.28]What am I afraid of, James? 我害怕什么？詹姆斯

　　[00:36.44]I think you're afraid to debate white people. 我猜你是怕和白人辩论吧

　　[00:38.44]Thank you very much. 非常感谢

　　[00:38.56]- Anglo-Saxons. - Anglo-Saxons. - 盎格鲁-撒克逊人 - 盎格鲁-撒克逊人

　　[00:38.80]Mr. Tolson, let me debate. 托森先生，让我上吧

　　[00:42.32]I mean, I'll debate Anglo-Saxons anywhere: 我是说，我能在任何地方 和他们进行辩论

　　[00:46.28]In a dark alley, with no light, 在没有光线的小巷里

　　[00:47.76]with a candle lit and people chasing you down with guns. 只有微弱的烛光 还有带着枪的人追逐着你

　　[00:51.08]Hell, I'll debate Anglo-Saxons anywhere. 我能在任何地方和他们辩论

　　[00:51.56]I ain't afraid. 我不怕

　　[00:53.92]I am. 我怕

　　[00:57.52](Sigh) 托森先生，今天我过来的时候

　　[00:59.48]Mr. Tolson, when I came here today,

　　[01:02.68]I saw the sheriff outside watching your house. 看见有警察在你屋外监视

　　[01:03.48]What's going on? 怎么回事？

　　[01:11.24]Maybe you should ask the sheriff. 也许你该去问警察

　　[01:13.64]I've been hearing a lot of rumors about what you're doing. 关于您所做的事 我听到了很多谣言

　　[01:16.00]My dad just called the Dean last week 我父亲上周给系主任打电话

　　[01:17.88]and asked, "What is a communist doing 说“一个共产党人

　　[01:18.56]teaching at a good Methodist college?" 在一个卫理公会大学里教什么？”

　　[01:21.28]My politics are my business, Mr. Burgess, 我的政治倾向是我的私事，伯吉斯先生

　　[01:23.96]and I promise you that they will not endanger the team. 我保证它不会危及到我们的团队

　　[01:26.16]But, sir, it is being endangered. 先生，但已经危及到了

　　[01:26.96]I came to Wiley College to be educated, not investigated. 我到威利学院是接受教育，不是接受调查

　　[01:30.60]I understand that. 我明白

　　[01:32.40]I don't want to be dragged into anything. 我不想被卷入任何事件

　　[01:34.08]I'm sorry. 我很抱歉

　　[01:34.28]- You're not... - If my parents find... - 你没有… - 如果我父母发现…

　　[01:39.84]Mr. Tolson, please. 拜托，托森先生

　　[01:40.84]Just tell me you're not a communist. Otherwise... 只要告诉我你不是，否则…

　　[01:43.52]Otherwise what? 否则怎样？

　　[01:48.68]Otherwise what? 否则怎样？

　　[01:49.32]My father says I have to quit. 我父亲说我得退出

　　[01:50.96]Nobody wants that. 没人想这样

　　[01:53.56]Then tell me. 那么就告诉我

　　[01:56.56]As I said, my politics are my business. 正如我说的，政治倾向是我的私事

　　[02:02.32]I guess I have to resign. 那我想我不得不放弃了

　　[02:16.04]Mrs. Tolson, thank you for a wonderful dinner. 托森夫人，非常感谢您丰盛的晚餐

　　[02:20.64]You're welcome, Ham. 不客气

　　[02:25.20]Good luck in Oklahoma, y'all. 祝你们成功

　　[02:28.48]I know you'll win. 我知道你们会赢的

　　[02:46.96]All right. Well, 好的

　　[02:48.16]if anybody else wants to quit, I'll understand. 还有谁想退出，我也能体谅

　　[03:36.56]Resolved: 我方观点：

　　[03:38.36]Negroes should be... 黑人应该…

　　[03:40.76]should be admitted... 应该被允许…

　　[03:42.44]I can't hear you! 我听不到你说什么！

　　[03:45.60]Speak up! 大声点！

　　[03:46.52](Iouder) Resolved... 我方观点…

　　[03:51.40]Negroes should be admitted to state universities. 黑人应该被允许进入州立大学

　　[03:56.92]My partner and I will prove 我和我的同伴将证明

　　[04:01.12]that blocking a Negro's admission to a state university 阻止黑人进入州立大学

　　[04:06.88]is not only wrong, it is absurd. 并不仅仅是个错误，而是个荒诞的事实

　　[04:10.96]The Negro people are not just a color in the American fabric. 黑人不仅是美国这块织布上的一个颜色

　　[04:16.92]They are the thread that holds it all together. 他们是穿梭其中连接一切的丝线

　　[04:20.08]Consider the legal and historical record. 让我们看看法律和历史的记录

　　[04:23.40]May 13, 1865: 1865年5月13日

　　[04:25.56]Sergeant Crocker, a Negro, 黑人中士克罗克

　　[04:26.36]is the last soldier to die in the Civil War. 是在内战中最后一位牺牲的士兵

　　[04:32.72]1918: The first U.S. Soldiers 1918年，第一批在法国

　　[04:32.80]decorated for bravery in France 因勇敢而被授予勋章的美国士兵

　　[04:34.52]are Negroes Henry Johnson and Needham Roberts. 就是黑人亨利·约翰逊和尼德海姆·罗伯特

　　[04:39.96]1920: The New York Times announces 1920年，《纽约时报》宣布

　　[04:41.96]that the "N" in Negro would hereafter be capitalized. that the "N" in Negro would hereafter be capitalized. 黑人应当被视为正当的族群 （原文：Negro的N将使用大写）

　　[04:46.76]To force upon the South what they are not ready for 在南部还没做好准备的时候 就把此制度强加给他们

　　[04:51.20]would result in nothing but more racial hatred. 只会徒增种族仇恨

　　[04:53.08]Dr. W.E.B. DuBois... 杜博斯博士…

　　[04:54.80](Audience member) What? 什么？

　　[04:55.48]he's perhaps the most eminent Negro scholar in America. 他可能是美国最为著名的黑人学者

　　[04:59.56]He comments... 他说…