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- He is an iconic figure in the history of African-American civil rights.
(我們將能加速這一天的到來,上帝的所有兒女,黑人和白人,猶太教徒和非猶太教徒,耶穌教徒和天主教徒,都將攜手合唱一首古老的黑人靈歌:「自由終於降臨!終於降臨! 感謝全能的上帝,自由終於降臨!」) - 馬丁路德是美國黑人民權運動的指標性人物
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and today we'll be learning more about the life and accomplishments of Martin Luther King Jr.
今天我們來談談馬丁路德的生平與成就
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Born January 15th, 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia, he was a skilled student,
1929年1月15日生於喬治亞州亞特蘭大郡,馬丁路德在學業上成績優異
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graduating from some of the most distinguished segregated schools in the South.
並從美國南部種族歧視最嚴重的學校畢業
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He was inspired to fight for civil rights by his father, Martin Luther King Sr.,
馬丁路德受其父親影響,立志爭取公民權益
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a Baptist minister who was also a leader in the battle for social equality.
他的父親,馬丁路德一世為浸信會牧師,同時也是社會平權運動領袖
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In June of 1953, King Jr. married Coretta Scott,
1953年6月,馬丁路德與科麗塔•史考特結婚
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who also became an important figure in the fight for civil rights.
她也隨後成為民權運動中的重要人物
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The next year, he became pastor of the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama.
隔年,馬丁路德擔任德克斯特大街浸信會牧師 (阿拉巴馬州,蒙哥馬利市)
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Already a prominent member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, or NAACP,
當時,他已經是美國有色人種促進會(NAACP)的重要成員
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by December 1955 he took on a more high-profile role in the organization.
1955年12月,馬丁路德儼然成為NAACP中備受矚目的角色
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He led the charge in the Montgomery Bus Boycott,
他領導蒙哥馬利巴士抵制運動
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after African-American bus rider Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a white man.
起因於黑人婦女羅沙‧帕克斯,拒絕讓位給白人乘客而遭當局逮補的事件
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The boycott lasted well over a year,
抵制運動持續了一年多
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and during that time King was personally targeted by firebombs to his home and was even arrested.
這段期間,馬丁路德的住所成為炸彈攻擊的目標,甚至因此被政府拘留
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Ultimately, the battle was won, and King became known as a great Black leader.
抗爭終究獲得勝利,他因而成為家喻戶曉的偉大黑人領袖 (一年來與市區巴士的抗爭正式宣告終止,在此呼籲蒙哥馬利的黑人同胞們,明早將可重返無歧視的搭乘環境)
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By 1957, King helped found the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
1957年,馬丁路德成立南方基督教領袖會議
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This group used peaceful protest methods such as boycotts,
以和平抗議的方式,例如抵制
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sit-ins and marches to fight for civil rights.
靜坐、遊行,來爭取公民權利
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Unfortunately, these demonstrations did not always remain peaceful,
不幸地,並非所有抗議行動都和平落幕
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as standoffs with police sometimes turned violent.
與警方對峙之下,抗議行動時常演變為暴力衝突
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King was also adept at utilizing the media to bring the issues into the forefront of public consciousness.
他也擅於運用媒體,喚醒大眾對於民權議題的重視
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In the early 1960s, much of King's work took place in southern states like Georgia, Alabama and Florida.
1960年初期,運動大多發起於美國南部,如喬治亞州、阿拉巴馬州、及弗羅里達州
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He was also instrumental in the March on Washington, which took place on August 28th, 1963.
他也推動了1963年8月28日發起的華盛頓大遊行
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Despite a great deal of controversy surrounding the event,
儘管這起遊行引發許多爭議
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the march drew record numbers to the citys National Mall.
卻也為華盛頓國家廣場的在場人數,創下最高紀錄
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On the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, King made his most famous speech,
馬丁路德在林肯紀念堂的台階上,發表了他最著名的演說
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pleading for tolerance and equality.
為寬容與平等請命 (我夢想有一天,我的四個孩子能在不以他們膚色,而以品格優劣來評斷他們的國度裡生活)
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This event and King's words are credited with assisting in the passage of 1964's Civil Rights Act.
本次事件及馬丁路德的演講,被世人歸功為推動1964年民權法案的通過
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The next year, a failed march between Selma and Montgomery, Alabama erupted in violence.
隔年,塞爾瑪市及蒙哥馬利市之間的另一起遊行,因爆發流血衝突而失敗
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The day was nicknamed Bloody Sunday, and is considered a decisive moment in the history of civil rights.
這一天也被稱為「血色星期天」,並被視為民權史上決定性的一刻
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Though he was not involved, King organized another march on March 25th,
上述事件馬丁路德雖未參與,他隨即於同年3月25日發動另一起遊行抗議
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and he delivered another important speech on the steps of the state capitol.
並且在議會大廈發表另一場重要演說 (期盼的這天要等多久?不久,因為沒有謊言能永垂不朽;期盼的這天要等多久?不久,因為努力耕耘會有收獲)
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In 1966, King and his counterparts tried to steer the movement into the north of the country,
1966年,馬丁路德及夥伴試圖將民權運動往美國北方發展
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starting with Chicago.
並以芝加哥作為起點
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He moved to the slums of the city to show support for those in poverty,
他搬到芝加哥的貧民窟,以表達對於貧困民眾的支持
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and continued to hold marches despite a terrible public reaction.
儘管大眾強烈的反對聲浪,他仍不斷發動遊行抗議
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By 1967, King had shifted his focus by vocally opposing the Vietnam War.
1967年,馬丁路德將重心轉為聲明反對越戰
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King suggested funds spent on the war would be better used on social programs
他認為與其將資金投入戰爭,不如用來健全社會制度
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and on balancing economic inequalities.
及改善經濟不平等 (那些勸服我以爭取民權為重的人,我有別的看法,對抗黑人在公共場所受歧視的這條路,我走得太長遠艱辛,以致於分化了我的道德關懷)
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This evolution in his beliefs lost him support among whites,
馬丁路德立場的轉變,使其失去白人的支持
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including President Johnson.
包含總統林登詹森
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1968 saw King help coordinate the 'Poor People's Campaign,'
1968年,馬丁路德參與推動「窮人運動」
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to further his agenda against financial disparity.
以使對抗財政不平等的計畫更臻完善
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This drive was not supported by some prominent members of the Civil Rights Movement,
某些民權運動主要成員,卻不支持此一運動
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as they feared its goals were too much to overcome.
他們擔心目標過於理想而難以實現
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To further this campaign, King traveled to Memphis, Tennessee
為了推動窮人運動,馬丁路德來到田納西州的孟菲斯市
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to show support for striking black public workers.
展現他對黑人公務員罷工的支持
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There, on April 3rd, he gave the last speech of his career:
4月3日,他於此地發表生涯中的最後一場寓意深遠的演說
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his prophetic 'I’ve Been to the Mountaintop' address.
「我已登上山頂」 (我也許無法與你們一起到達,但今晚我要你們知道,生而為人,我們總有一天會到達那應許之地)
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The next night, on April 4th, 1968,
隔日,1968年4月4日夜晚
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King was standing on the balcony of his motel when he was shot and killed.
馬丁路德在旅館陽台上遭槍擊身亡
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As the country mourned, violent riots erupted across the nation.
舉國哀悼的同時,全國爆發武力暴動
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James Earl Ray was later convicted of the murder,
事後證實兇手為詹姆士厄爾雷
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though conspiracy theories remain as to who was behind the assassination.
但仍有陰謀論者懷疑真兇另有其人
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King has been recognized for his work a number of times,
馬丁路德的志業獲得社會廣大認可
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including a Nobel Peace Prize in 1964.
包括1964的諾貝爾和平獎
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Today, King's contributions to the Civil Rights Movement are immeasurable,
如今,馬丁路德之於民權運動的貢獻仍無法估量
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and his legacy lives on as one of equality and tolerance.
而他留下平等寬容的文化遺產,將永存於世 (今晚我很欣喜,我什麼都不擔心、什麼人都不怕!我的雙眼已看見主歸來的榮光)
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