你从未听说过的迄今为止最具影响力的女性
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:12 | I would like to tell you about the most powerful woman | 我想告诉你一个最强大的女人 |
| 0:16 | you've never heard of. | 你从来没有听说过。 |
| 0:19 | This is Septima Clark. | 这是塞普蒂玛·克拉克。 |
| 0:21 | Remember her name, Septima Clark. | 记住她的名字,塞普蒂玛·克拉克。 |
| 0:22 | Dr. King called her the architect of the civil rights movement, | 金博士称她是民权运动的建筑师 |
| 0:26 | because she created something called citizenship schools, | 因为她创建了所谓的公民学校, |
| 0:29 | and in those schools, she taught ordinary women the practical skills | 在那些学校里,她教普通妇女实用技能 |
| 0:32 | to go back into their communities and teach people to read. | 回到自己的社区 教人们读书 |
| 0:35 | Because if they could read, they could vote. | 因为如果他们能读,他们可以投票。 |
| 0:39 | Well, these women took those organizing skills, | 这些女人掌握了组织技能 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | I would like to tell you about the most powerful woman | 我想告诉你一个最强大的女人 |
| 2 | you've never heard of. | 你从来没有听说过。 |
| 3 | This is Septima Clark. | 这是塞普蒂玛·克拉克。 |
| 4 | Remember her name, Septima Clark. | 记住她的名字,塞普蒂玛·克拉克。 |
| 5 | Dr. King called her the architect of the civil rights movement, | 金博士称她是民权运动的建筑师 |
| 6 | because she created something called citizenship schools, | 因为她创建了所谓的公民学校, |
| 7 | and in those schools, she taught ordinary women the practical skills | 在那些学校里,她教普通妇女实用技能 |
| 8 | to go back into their communities and teach people to read. | 回到自己的社区 教人们读书 |
| 9 | Because if they could read, they could vote. | 因为如果他们能读,他们可以投票。 |
| 10 | Well, these women took those organizing skills, | 这些女人掌握了组织技能 |
| 11 | and they became some of the most legendary civil rights activists | 他们成了最传奇的民权活动家 |
| 12 | this country has ever seen. | 这个国家曾经见过。 |
| 13 | Women like Diane Nash. | 女人喜欢戴安・纳什。 |
| 14 | You may know her. | 你可能认识她。 |
| 15 | She orchestrated the entire walk from Selma to Montgomery. | 她安排了从塞尔玛到蒙哥马利的整个散步. |
| 16 | She was the co-founder of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, | 她是学生非暴力协调委员会的联合创始人, |
| 17 | and they integrated lunch counters and they created the Freedom Rides. | 他们整合了午餐柜台 创建了自由车 |
| 18 | Or you may remember Fannie Lou Hamer, | 或者你会记得范妮·卢·哈默 |
| 19 | who sat on the floor of the Democratic National Convention | 他坐在民主国民大会的会场上 |
| 20 | and talked about being beaten in jail cells | 并谈到在监狱里被殴打 |
| 21 | as she registered people to vote in Mississippi. | 她登记了密西西比州的选民 |
| 22 | And her most famous student, Rosa Parks. | 还有她最著名的学生罗莎·帕克斯. |
| 23 | 她说Septima Clark是教她和平抵抗的人 | |
| 24 | and when she sat down, she inspired a nation to stand. | 当她坐下时,她激励了一个民族站起来。 |
| 25 | These were just three of her 10,000 students. | 这些只是她一万名学生中的三个 |
| 26 | These women stood on the front lines of change, | 这些妇女站在变革的前线, |
| 27 | and by doing so, | 通过这样做, |
| 28 | they taught people to read in her citizenship school model | 他们教人们用她的公民学校模式阅读 |
| 29 | and empowered 700,000 new voters. | 并赋予70万新选民权力。 |
| 30 | And that's not it. | 然则不然. |
| 31 | She created a new culture of social activism. | 她创造了一种新的社会活动文化. |
| 32 | Pete Seeger说是Septima Clark修改了歌词 | |
| 33 | to the old gospel song | 到旧福音歌 |
| 34 | and made the anthem we all know. | 唱出我们都知道的国歌 |
| 35 | We shall overcome. | 我们将克服。 |
| 36 | Now many of you may know us. | 现在你们很多人可能都认识我们了 |
| 37 | We are the co-founders of GirlTrek, | 我们是GirlTrek的共同创始人, |
| 38 | the largest health organization for black women in America. | 美国最大的黑人妇女保健组织。 |
| 39 | Our mission is simple. | 我们的任务很简单。 |
| 40 | Ask black women, | 问黑人女人 |
| 41 | 80 percent of whom are over a healthy body weight, | 80%的病人体重过重 |
| 42 | to walk outside of their front door every day | 每天走出他们的大门 |
| 43 | to establish a life-saving habit of walking. | 来树立一种行走的救生习惯。 |
| 44 | In doing so, | 为此, |
| 45 | ignite a radical movement in which black women | 点燃了黑人女性的激进运动 |
| 46 | reverse the devastating impacts of chronic disease, | 扭转慢性病的破坏性影响, |
| 47 | reclaim the streets of their neighborhoods, | 收回他们的街道, |
| 48 | create a new culture of health for their families | 为家庭创造新的健康文化; |
| 49 | and stand on the front lines for justice. | 站在正义的前线 |
| 50 | Today, all across America, | 今天,美国各地 |
| 51 | more than 100,000 black women are wearing this GirlTrek blue shirt | 超过十万个黑人女人 穿着这件女孩Trek蓝衬衫 |
| 52 | as they move through their communities, | 当他们穿过自己的社区时, |
| 53 | a heroic force. | 勇敢的战斗力 |
| 54 | We walk in the footsteps of Septima Clark. | 我们沿着塞普蒂玛·克拉克的脚步走 |
| 55 | She gave us a blueprint for changemaking. | 她给了我们一个改变的蓝图。 |
| 56 | One, to have a bold idea, | 一,有一个大胆的想法, |
| 57 | bigger than anyone is comfortable with, | 比任何人都要大一点, |
| 58 | to two, root down in the cultural traditions of your community | 根植于你社区的文化传统 |
| 59 | and lean heavily on what has come before, | 且仰视前世, |
| 60 | to three, | 改为三, |
| 61 | name it, | 说吧 |
| 62 | that one thing that everyone is willing to work hard for, | 有一件事,每个人都愿意努力, |
| 63 | a ridiculously simple goal | 一个荒谬简单的目标 |
| 64 | that doesn't just benefit the individual, | 这不只是个人的利益, |
| 65 | but the village around them, | 但他们四周的村落, |
| 66 | and to lastly, | 最后,最后, |
| 67 | never ask permission to save your own life. | 永远不要请求允许 拯救自己的生命。 |
| 68 | It is our fundamental right as human beings | 这是我们作为人的基本权利 |
| 69 | to solve our own problems. | 解决我们自己的问题。 |
| 70 | So to the women all out there gathered in your living rooms, | 所以,所有的女人 聚集在你的客厅, |
| 71 | rooting for us, acting crazy on social media right now, | 支持我们 疯狂地在社交媒体上 |
| 72 | we see you. | 我们看到你。 |
| 73 | We see you every day. | 我们每天都见到你。 |
| 74 | We love you. | 我们爱你。 |
| 75 | You are not alone, | 你不孤单, |
| 76 | and our bigger work starts now. | 而我们更大的工作现在开始。 |
| 77 | You got us onto this stage, your leadership, | 你让我们进入了这个阶段 你的领导层 |
| 78 | auditing blighted streets in Detroit, | 审计底特律的街道破败, |
| 79 | working with hospitals and health care systems in Harlem, | 与哈莱姆的医院和保健系统合作, |
| 80 | praying over the streets of Sacramento, | 在萨克拉门托的街道上祈祷, |
| 81 | Charlotte, Brooklyn, Flint | 夏洛特,布鲁克林,弗林特 |
| 82 | and every community that has seen trauma, | 和每个曾受创伤的族群, |
| 83 | changing traffic patterns, making your streets safer | 改变交通模式 让你的街道更安全 |
| 84 | and most importantly, standing as role models. | 最重要的是,作为榜样。 |
| 85 | And it all started with your commitment to start walking, | 这一切始于你承诺开始走路, |
| 86 | your agreement to organize your friends and family, | 你同意组织你的朋友和家人, |
| 87 | and your belief in our broader mission. | 还有你对我们更广泛的使命的信念 |
| 88 | It's important to me that everyone in this room | 这房间里的每个人都对我很重要 |
| 89 | understands exactly how changemaking works in GirlTrek. | 确切地理解了GirlTrek的变革运作方式. |
| 90 | One well-trained organizer has the power | 训练有素的组织者有力量 |
| 91 | to change the behavior of 100 of her friends. | 改变她100个朋友的行为 |
| 92 | We know that is true, | 我们知道这是真的, |
| 93 | because the 100,000 women blowing up social media right now | 因为现在有十万个女人炸毁社交媒体 |
| 94 | have already inspired over 100,000 women to walk. | 已经激励了10万多名妇女步行。 |
| 95 | (*Applause*) | (*鼓掌*) |
| 96 | But that is not nearly enough. | 但这还不够。 |
| 97 | And so our goal is to create critical mass, | 所以我们的目标是创造临界质量, |
| 98 | and in order to do that, | 为了做到这一点, |
| 99 | we have an audacious plan to scale our intervention. | 我们有一个大胆的计划来扩大我们的干预。 |
| 100 | A thousand organizers is not enough. | 一千个组织者是不够的。 |
| 101 | GirlTrek is going to create the next citizenship school. | GirlTrek将创建下一个公民学校. |
| 102 | And in doing so, | 这样一来, |
| 103 | we will train 10,000 frontline health activists | 我们将训练一万名前线的卫生工作者 |
| 104 | and deploy them into the highest-need communities in America, | 把他们部署到美国最需要的社区 |
| 105 | because when we do, we will disrupt disease, | 因为当我们这样做, 我们会破坏疾病, |
| 106 | we will create a new culture of health, | 我们将创造新的健康文化, |
| 107 | and what we will do is create a support system | 我们要做的就是建立一个支持系统 |
| 108 | for one million black women to walk to save their own lives. | 给100万黑人妇女步行 拯救自己的生命。 |
| 109 | And our training is unparalleled. | 我们的训练是无与伦比的 |
| 110 | I just want you to imagine, it's like a revival tent-like festival, | 我只是想让你想象一下, 这就像一个像复活帐篷的节日, |
| 111 | not unlike the civil rights movement teach-ins. | 和民权运动一样 |
| 112 | And we're going to go all across the country. | 亦将遍行诸国. |
| 113 | It is the biggest announcement this week. | 这是本周最大的公告。 |
| 114 | Vanessa and I and a team of masterful teachers, | Vanessa和我 还有一群优秀的老师 |
| 115 | all to culminate next year on sacred ground in Selma, Alabama, | 明年在阿拉巴马州塞尔玛的圣地结束 |
| 116 | to create a new annual tradition | 创造新的年度传统; |
| 117 | that we are calling Summer of Selma. | 我们叫塞尔玛的夏天。 |
| 118 | Summer of Selma will be an annual pilgrimage | 塞尔玛的夏天是一年一度的朝圣 |
| 119 | that will include a walk 54 miles, | 包括步行54英里, |
| 120 | the sacred route from Selma to Montgomery. | 从塞尔玛到蒙哥马利的神圣路线 |
| 121 | It will also include rigorous training. | 它还包括严格的培训。 |
| 122 | Picture it as women come | 想象一下女人来的时候 |
| 123 | to learn organizing and recruitment strategies, | 学习组织和招聘战略; |
| 124 | to study exercise science, | 研究运动科学, |
| 125 | to take nutrition classes, | 参加营养课程, |
| 126 | to learn storytelling, | 学习讲故事, |
| 127 | to become certified as outdoor trip leaders | 成为户外旅行领队 |
| 128 | and community advocates. | 以及社区倡导者。 |
| 129 | This is going to be unprecedented. | 这将是前所未有的。 |
| 130 | It's going to be a moment in time like a cultural institution, | 这将是一个时刻 像一个文化机构, |
| 131 | and in fact, | 事实上, |
| 132 | it's going to be the Woodstock of black girl healing. | 这将是伍德斯托克 黑人女孩治愈。 |
| 133 | (*Laughter*) | (* 笑声*) |
| 134 | And the need? | 需要吗? |
| 135 | It's more urgent than ever. | 更须发菩提心. |
| 136 | We are losing our community's greatest resource. | 我们失去了我们社区最大的资源。 |
| 137 | Black women are dying in plain sight, | 黑人女人在眼前死去, |
| 138 | and not only is no one talking about it, | 不仅没有人谈论它, |
| 139 | but we refuse to acknowledge that the source of this crisis | 但我们拒绝承认危机的根源 |
| 140 | is rooted in the same injustice | 根植于同样的不公正 |
| 141 | that first propelled the civil rights movement. | 这首先推动了民权运动。 |
| 142 | On December 30th of 2017, | 2017年12月30日通车. |
| 143 | Erica Garner, | 艾丽卡·加纳 |
| 144 | the daughter of Eric Garner, | 埃里克・加纳的女儿, |
| 145 | a black man who died on the streets of New York | 一个在纽约街头死去的黑人 |
| 146 | from a police chokehold, | 从警察的窒息, |
| 147 | passed away of a heart attack. | 死于心脏病 |
| 148 | Erica was just 27 years old, | 艾丽卡才27岁 |
| 149 | the mother of two children. | 两个孩子的母亲 |
| 150 | She would be one of 137 black women that day, | 那天她是137个黑人女人之一 |
| 151 | more than 50,000 in the last year, | 去年超过5万个 |
| 152 | to die from a heart-related issue, | 死于与心脏有关的问题, |
| 153 | many of their hearts broken from trauma. | 他们的很多心因创伤而碎裂。 |
| 154 | The impacts of stress on black women | 压力对黑人妇女的影响 |
| 155 | who send their children and spouses out the door each day | 他们每天送子女和配偶出门, |
| 156 | unsure if they will come home alive, | 不确定他们会不会活着回家 |
| 157 | who work jobs where they are paid 63 cents to every dollar | 以每美元63美分的薪水工作的人 |
| 158 | paid to white men | 付给白人 |
| 159 | who live in communities with crumbling infrastructure, | 他们居住在基础设施破碎的社区, |
| 160 | with no access to fresh fruits or vegetables, | 没有新鲜的水果和蔬菜, |
| 161 | with little to no walkable or green spaces. | 几乎没有或没有可步行或绿色的空间。 |
| 162 | The impact of this inequality is killing black women at higher | 这种不平等的影响正在将黑人妇女杀害在更高级别 |
| 163 | and faster rates than any other group in the country. | 并且比国内任何其他群体都要快。 |
| 164 | But that is about to change. | 但这种情况即将改变。 |
| 165 | It has to. | 它必须。 |
| 166 | So let me tell you a story. | 让我告诉你一个故事。 |
| 167 | About three weeks ago, | 大约三周前 |
| 168 | many of you may have watched, | 你们中有许多人, |
| 169 | Vanessa and I and a team of 10 women | Vanessa和我和10个女人组成的团队 |
| 170 | walked 100 miles on the actual Underground Railroad. | 在实际的地下铁道上行走100英里. |
| 171 | We did it in five days, five long and beautiful days. | 我们在5天之内做了, 5天漫长而美丽的一天。 |
| 172 | And the world watched. | 全世界都看着呢 |
| 173 | Three million people watched the livestream. | 300万人观看直播流. |
| 174 | Some of you in here, the influencers, shared the story. | 你们中的一些人, 影响者,分享了这个故事。 |
| 175 | Urban Radio blasted it across the country. | 城市电台在全国轰动. |
| 176 | Even the E! | 连E也一样! |
| 177 | News Channel interrupted a story about the Kardashians, | 新闻频道中断了一个关于卡达什人的故事, |
| 178 | which you asked us is just a little bit of justice, | 你要求我们做的只是一点正义 |
| 179 | to report that Girl Truck had made it safely on our 100-mile journey. | 报告女孩卡车在100英里的旅程中安全到达 |
| 180 | People were rooting for us. | 人们一直支持我们 |
| 181 | And they were rooting for us because in this time of confusion and contention, | 他们支持我们 因为在这个混乱和争论的时代 |
| 182 | this journey allowed us all to reflect on what it meant to be American. | 这段旅程让我们都思考了美国意味着什么。 |
| 183 | We saw America up close and personal as we walked. | 我们看到美国走近 和我们的个人。 |
| 184 | We walked through historic towns, | 我们穿过历史悠久的城镇 |
| 185 | through dense forests, | 穿过茂密的森林, |
| 186 | past former plantations. | 过去的种植园。 |
| 187 | And one day, | 总有一天 |
| 188 | we walked into a gas station that was also a cafe, | 我们走进一个加油站 那也是一个咖啡馆, |
| 189 | and it was filled with men. | 它充满了人。 |
| 190 | They were wearing camo and had hunting supplies, | 他们穿着卡莫和狩猎用品, |
| 191 | and out front were all of their trucks and one had a Confederate flag. | 前面是他们的卡车 一辆有邦联国旗 |
| 192 | And so we left the establishment, | 于是我们离开了工厂 |
| 193 | and as we were walking along this narrow strip of road, | 当我们沿着这条狭窄的路走的时候, |
| 194 | a few of the trucks reared by us so close, | 几辆卡车被我们逼近 |
| 195 | and out of their tailpipe was the specter of mob violence. | 他们的尾管里有暴徒暴力 |
| 196 | It was unnerving. | 感觉很不安 |
| 197 | But then it happened. | 但后来发生了 |
| 198 | Right on the border of Maryland and Delaware, | 就在马里兰州和特拉华州的边界 |
| 199 | we saw a man standing by his truck. | 我们看见一个男人站在他的卡车边 |
| 200 | The tailgate was down. | 尾门掉下来了 |
| 201 | He had on a brown jacket. | 他穿着棕色夹克 |
| 202 | He was standing there awkwardly. | 他当时站在那里很尴尬 |
| 203 | The first two girls in our group, Jewel and Sandra, | 我们组的前两个女孩,珠儿和桑德拉, |
| 204 | they walked by because he looked suspicious. | 他们经过是因为他看起来很可疑 |
| 205 | With the bigger group, we stopped to give him a chance, | 和更大的团体, 我们停下来给他一个机会, |
| 206 | and he walked up to us and he said, | 他走到我们面前说, |
| 207 | Hi, my name is Jake Green. | 嗨,我的名字是杰克格林。 |
| 208 | I heard you on Christian radio this morning, | 我早上在基督教电台听到你的声音 |
| 209 | and God told me to bring you supplies. | 上帝让我给你带来补给 |
| 210 | He brought us water. | 他给我们带了水 |
| 211 | He brought us granola, and he brought us tissue. | 他给我们带来了Granola, 他给我们带来了组织。 |
| 212 | And we needed tissue because we had just walked through a nor'easter. | 我们需要组织,因为我们刚刚走过一个更远的地方。 |
| 213 | It was 29 degrees, it was sleeting on our face. | 是29度,它冲在我们脸上 |
| 214 | Our sneakers and our socks were frozen and wet and frozen again. | 我们的运动鞋和袜子又冻又湿又冻 |
| 215 | We needed that tissue more than he could have possibly understood. | 我们比他更需要那个组织 |
| 216 | So on that day, in that moment, | 因此,在那一天,在那一刻, |
| 217 | Jake Green renewed my faith in God for sure, | Jake Green肯定地让我重拾对上帝的信任 |
| 218 | but he renewed my faith in humanity. | 但他让我重新相信人类 |
| 219 | We have a choice to make. | 我们有选择权 |
| 220 | In America, we can fall further into the darkness of discord or not. | 在美国,我们可以进一步陷入不和的黑暗之中。 |
| 221 | And I am here to tell you that the women of Girl Trek | 我是来告诉你 女孩之旅的女人 |
| 222 | are walking through the streets with a light that cannot be extinguished. | 穿过街道的灯光无法熄灭 |
| 223 | They are also walking through the streets with a mission | 他们也带着使命穿过街道 |
| 224 | as clear and as powerful as the women who marched in Montgomery. | 和在蒙哥马利游行的女人一样清晰有力 |
| 225 | That disease stops here. | 这种疾病在这里停止。 |
| 226 | That trauma stops here. | 创伤在这里停止。 |
| 227 | And with your support and in our ancestors' footsteps, | 有了你的支持和我们的祖先的脚步 |
| 228 | these 10,000 newly trained activists | 这10 000名新训练的活跃分子 |
| 229 | will launch the largest health revolution this country has ever seen. | 将发动我国有史以来最大的卫生革命。 |
| 230 | And they will return to their communities | 他们将返回自己的社区, |
| 231 | and model the best of human flourishing. | 并树立人类最繁荣的典范 |
| 232 | And we will all celebrate, | 我们都会庆祝, |
| 233 | because like Jake Green understood, | 因为就像杰克格林所理解的 |
| 234 | our fates are intertwined. | 我们的命运交织在一起。 |
| 235 | Septima Clark曾经说过, | |
| 236 | the air has finally gotten to a place where we can breathe it together. | 空气终于到达一个我们可以一起呼吸的地方 |
| 237 | And yet, the haunting last words of Eric Garner | 然而 埃里克·加纳的遗言 |
| 238 | were, I can't breathe. | 我无法呼吸 |
| 239 | And his daughter Erica died at 27 years old, | 他女儿艾丽卡27岁时去世了 |
| 240 | still seeking justice. | 还在寻求正义 |
| 241 | So we're going to keep doing Septima's work, | 所以我们要继续做Septima的工作 |
| 242 | until her words become reality, | 直到她的话变成现实 |
| 243 | until black women are no longer dying, | 直到黑人妇女不再死亡 |
| 244 | until we can all breathe the air together. | 直到我们一起呼吸空气 |
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