单词civil rights
na.: 公民权
网络: 民权的；公民权利
公民权:
the rights that every person in a society has, for example to be treated equally, to be able to vote, work, etc. whatever their sex, race or religion
公民权
n.human rightsrightsconstitutional rightscivil libertiesprivileges
But despite how much social revolution and civil rights movements we"ve had, we haven"t had much of an internal empowerment movement.
但是如今我们又有多少的社会改革和人权运动呢，我们国内并没有很多合法的相关活动。
Given that Mr Lewis really was beaten up during a civil-rights march in the 1960s, he might have shown more of a sense of proportion.
假如刘易斯先生果真在20世纪60年代的一次公民权利游行期间被痛打，他可能表现出更多的是“辨别轻重缓急”的能力。
Then for a number of African Americans the strategy of the Civil Rights Movenent was beginning to appear demeaning and even irrelevant.
对于一些非裔美国人来说，民权运动的策略开始逐渐的被贬低，甚至是无关。
June 21st, 1964 In Philadelphia, Mississippi, three civil rights workers disappear while trying to help blacks register to vote.
1964年6月21日，在费城、密西西比、三民权工人消失而试图帮助黑人选民登记。
Created during the heart of the Civil Rights Movement, this collage depicts a bustling city neighborhood with a serene bird at its center.
民权运动高峰时期的拼贴作品，安祥的鸽子、掠食的猫，拼凑出城市的繁忙与喧嚣。
All his life he believed that it was right and necessary to demand changes in society if people did not have their civil rights.
整个一生他都认为如果人民没有权利的话，要求社会变革是正确的，而且是必要的。
Sit-ins, or sit-downs, had been used by striking workers worldwide for years. But the idea was new to the civil rights movement.
静坐这一方式被全世界的罢工工人沿用了很多年，但是对于民权运动来说这一方式却是以前没用过的。
When I left for Oxford, I gave her a cardboard box full of paperback books on civil rights and urged her to read them.
我离开美国赴牛津大学前给过她一纸盒民权方面的平装书，力劝她多看看。
The stipulations in legislation are nothing but a promise on paper, which don"t mean automatic protection of civil rights.
立法上的规定，只是一种纸上的承诺，它并不意味着公民权的自动保护。
The full fruits of the civil rights and women"s movements might have made some of her choices easier, but those would come only later.
在公民权利斗争硕果累累和女权运动频繁的阶段可以帮助她更容易的做出选择。但是这些都来得太迟了些。