segregationist

基本解釋

More recently he praised the Citizens Council, a segregationist group, for keeping the peace in his town when he was growing up, though he retracted later.
最近，他對一個種族隔離組織團(tuán)體，市民議會，提出表揚(yáng)，表揚(yáng)他們在他成長過程中沒有在他家鄉(xiāng)鬧事，盡管后來他收回了他說的話。
Evidently neither Bull Connor, the segregationist police commissioner of Birmingham, nor the merchants expected this quiet beginning to blossom into a large-scale operation.
顯然，無論是伯明翰的種族隔離主義者、警長公?？导{，抑或那些店主，都沒預(yù)料到如此安靜的開篇會逐漸演變成如此大范圍的后續(xù)。
Tensions flared between black and white students in the small town of Jena after a noose was hung from a tree at the high school - a symbol of the lynching of blacks in segregationist times.
在Jena小鎮(zhèn)一所中學(xué)中，（白人學(xué)生）在樹上使用了在種族隔離主義時期象征處以私刑的套索之后，黑人學(xué)生和白人學(xué)生之間的沖突開始升級。

This was highly unusual, since most places in the South have tried to paint over or tear down remnants of their segregationist past.

His advocacy discomfited segregationist southern Democrats such as John Stennis and Strom Thurmond.
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In 1968, they abandoned the Democratic Party in droves (with 64% voting for either Richard Nixon or the segregationist George Wallace).
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A segregationist is someone who thinks people of different races should be kept apart.