Many colored people live in the slum near the Main Street.

梅因街附近的贫民窟里住着许多有色人种居民。

You can write about ordinary decent colored people if you want.

如果你愿意 你可以写普通的、体面的有色人种。

He's really awfully fond of colored people.

他真的特别喜欢有色人种。

He'll just about die. Oh, we have more arguments about colored people.

“伯顿非气死不可。噢，我俩常常争论有色人种的问题。

I haven't the slightest feeling about colored people.

我对黑人一点儿反感也没有了。

In this company, employees are predominantly white, which is a sign of racial discrimination against the colored people.

在这家公司，雇员主要是白人，这是对有色人种的种族歧视。

I do. I don't see why on earth it isn't perfectly all right to meet colored people.

“我真是这样想的。我不明白与黑人见面究竟有什么不妥？

Oh, I get so furious when people are narrow-minded about colored people.

“哦，当人们对有色人种如此心存偏见之时，我就感到十分生气。

'Us colored peoples have feelings just like anybody else.

“我们有色人种和其他人一样有感情。

" No white folks, brother. Jes' fo' the colored people. I'se sorry" .

“没有白人， 兄弟。Jes'fo'有色人种。对不起” 。

I would only take cases for colored people against white people.

我只会为有色人种和白人打官司。

It corrals the colored people and mill hands and kids.

它圈住有色人种、磨坊工人和孩子。

Colored people should be represented in this Pan-American exposition, it would benefit the nation to see our growth since emancipation.

有色人种应该参加这个泛美博览会，看到我们解放后的发展对国家有利。

You know, so many colored people, you give them an inch, and they walk all over you. But he doesn't try any of that.

你知道，许多黑人都得寸进尺，而他一点儿也不。

All he says is, he says he hasn't got a word to say against colored people as long as they keep their place.

他说，只要黑人知道他们自己的身份而安分守己，他是不会为难他们的。

All colored people will organize and there will be a revolution, and at the close colored people will take up all the territory east of the Mississippi and south of the Potomac.

所有有色人种都将组织起来， 将会发生一场革命， 而在不久的将来， 有色人种将占领密西西比河以东和波托马克河以南的所有领土。

I reason I will get to stand before Jesus with all my childrens and grandchildrens and great grandchildrens and kinfolks and friends and I say to him, 'Jesus Christ, us is all sad colored peoples.

我想我会和我所有的孩子、孙子、曾孙、亲戚和朋友一起站在耶稣面前，我对他说，‘耶稣基督，我们都是悲伤的有色人种。

Ray and Williams asked me many questions about New-York—how colored people were treated there; how they could have homes and families of their own, with none to disturb and oppress them; and Ray, especially, sighed continually for freedom.

雷和威廉姆斯问了我很多关于纽约的问题——那里如何对待有色人种； 他们如何拥有自己的家和家庭，没有人打扰和压迫他们； 尤其是雷，不断地为自由而叹息。