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翻译人员: Conway Ye
校对人员: Junyi Sha
00:12
I want to talk to you about my kids.
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我想和你们谈谈我的孩子们,
00:15
Now, I know everyone thinks
that their kid is the most fantastic,
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我知道每个人会都觉得
自己的孩子是最棒的,
00:20
the most beautiful kid that ever lived.
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是世界上最漂亮的。
但是我的孩子们,
他们真的是这样。
00:23
But mine really are.
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00:24
(Laughter)
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(笑声)
00:25
I have 696 kids,
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我有696个孩子,
00:28
and they are the most intelligent,
inventive, innovative,
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他们是你见过的最聪明,
最具创造力,
00:32
brilliant and powerful kids
that you'll ever meet.
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最有才华,最有能力的孩子。
00:37
Any student I've had the honor of teaching
in my classroom is my kid.
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任何我有幸教导过的
学生,都是我的孩子。
00:42
However, because their "real"
parents aren't rich
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但是,因为他们的
亲生父母并不富裕,
00:46
and, I argue, because they
are mostly of color,
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而且他们大多数都是有色人种,
00:49
they will seldom get to see in themselves
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所以他们很少看到我眼中的
00:51
the awesomeness that I see in them.
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他们的闪光点。
00:54
Because what I see in them is myself --
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因为我在他们的身上
看见了自己的影子,
00:57
or what would have been myself.
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或是说本可能是我现在的情况。
01:01
I am the daughter of two hardworking,
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我是两个勤奋的,有大学学历的
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college-educated, African-American parents
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非裔美籍父母的女儿,
01:06
who chose careers as public servants:
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他们选择成为了人民的公仆,
01:09
my father, a minister;
my mother, an educator.
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我的父亲是牧师,
我的母亲是教育工作者。
01:13
Wealth was never the primary
ambition in our house.
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财富从来都不是
我们家庭的第一目标。
01:16
Because of this lack of wealth,
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因为不算富裕,
01:18
we lived in a neighborhood
that lacked wealth,
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我们住在一个贫穷的社区,
01:20
and henceforth a school system
that lacked wealth.
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因此附近的学校条件也不算很好。
01:24
Luckily, however, we struck
the educational jackpot
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幸运的是,当时我们中了教育的大奖,
01:28
in a voluntary desegregation program
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他们启动了一个
无偿废除种族歧视的项目,
01:30
that buses inner-city kids --
black and brown --
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把城市内黑皮肤和棕皮肤的孩子,
01:33
out to suburban schools -- rich and white.
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接送到到城郊富裕的白人学校读书。
01:37
At five years old, I had to take
an hour-long bus ride
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五岁时,我要乘一个小时的巴士,
01:41
to a faraway place
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到很远的地方,
01:43
to get a better education.
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接受更好的教育。
01:45
At five years old, I thought
everyone had a life just like mine.
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五岁的时候,
我以为每个人的生活都跟我一样。
01:50
I thought everyone went to school
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我以为每个人都会去学校上学,
01:52
and were the only ones
using the brown crayons
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但是就只有我一个人用棕色蜡笔
01:55
to color in their family portraits,
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给家庭画像上色,
01:56
while everyone else was using
the peach-colored ones.
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而其他人都是用浅色蜡笔的。
02:00
At five years old, I thought
everyone was just like me.
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五岁的时候,
我以为每个人都跟我一样。
02:04
But as I got older, I started
noticing things, like:
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但当我长大了,
我开始意识到一些事情,比如:
02:08
How come my neighborhood friend
don't have to wake up
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为什么邻居家的小伙伴不用
02:11
at five o'clock in the morning,
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在早上五点起床,
02:13
and go to a school that's an hour away?
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去一小时车程外的学校?
02:16
How come I'm learning to play the violin
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为什么我能学习演奏小提琴,
02:18
while my neighborhood friends
don't even have a music class?
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而邻居家的小伙伴连音乐课都没有?
为什么邻居家小伙伴的
学习和阅读材料
02:23
Why were my neighborhood friends
learning and reading material
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02:26
that I had done two to three years prior?
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我在两三年前就学过了?
02:29
See, as I got older,
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随着年龄的增长,
02:32
I started to have
this unlawful feeling in my belly,
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我开始产生一些负罪感,
02:36
like I was doing something
that I wasn't supposed to be doing;
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像是我在做一些我不该做的事情,
02:40
taking something that wasn't mine;
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拿走一些不属于我的东西;
02:43
receiving a gift,
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收到一份
02:45
but with someone else's name on it.
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写着别人名字的礼物。
02:47
All these amazing things
that I was being exposed to
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我能接触到的所有这些美好的事情,
02:51
and experiencing,
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我都觉得
02:53
I felt I wasn't really supposed to have.
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超越了我应有的权利。
我不应该有权进入图书馆、
使用装配齐全的健身器械,
02:57
I wasn't supposed to have a library,
fully equipped athletic facilities,
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03:01
or safe fields to play in.
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甚至在安全场地
玩耍的权利都没有。
03:04
I wasn't supposed to have
theatre departments
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我们不应该有
03:06
with seasonal plays and concerts --
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拥有定期戏剧,演唱会,
03:08
digital, visual, performing arts.
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数字化视觉表演艺术的戏剧学院。
03:11
I wasn't supposed to have
fully resourced biology or chemistry labs,
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我本应无权进入有着
齐全设备的生物和化学实验室,
03:16
school buses that brought me door-to-door,
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无权上挨家挨户载学生的校车,
03:19
freshly prepared school lunches
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不应享用新鲜的学校午餐,
03:21
or even air conditioning.
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甚至是空调。
这些都是我的孩子们没有的。
03:24
These are things my kids don't get.
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03:26
You see, as I got older,
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长大后,
03:28
while I was grateful
for this amazing opportunity
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虽然我对这些难得的机会
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that I was being given,
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感到感激,
03:32
there was this ever-present pang of:
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但依旧有一些无法消散的痛楚:
03:36
But what about everyone else?
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其他人怎么办呢?
有上千个和我一样的孩子,
03:39
There are thousands
of other kids just like me,
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03:42
who deserve this, too.
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他们也应该得到这样的机会。
03:44
Why doesn't everyone get this?
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为什么不是所有人都有这个机会呢?
03:46
Why is a high-quality education
only exclusive to the rich?
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为什么高质量教育仅限于富人?
03:51
It was like I had some sort
of survivor's remorse.
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我好像心存一些幸存者的怜悯,
03:55
All of my neighborhood friends
were experiencing
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我所有邻居家的小伙伴都在经历
03:57
an educational train wreck
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一场教育界的脱轨,
03:59
that I was saved from through a bus ride.
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而我却乘坐着巴士,幸存了下来。
我就像是教育界的摩西
(圣经中犹太人的古代领袖),大声呼喊,
04:04
I was like an educational Moses screaming,
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04:06
"Let my people go ...
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“让我的人民
04:08
to high-quality schools!"
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走向高质量教育!”
04:10
(Laughter)
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(笑声)
04:11
I'd seen firsthand how the other half
was being treated and educated.
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我亲眼见证过其他人是
如何被对待,被教育的。
04:16
I'd seen the educational promised land,
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我见过有高质量教育保证的环境,
04:19
and I could not for the life of me
justify the disparity.
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我要纠正这种不公,不是为了我自己。
04:25
I now teach in the very same school system
from which I sought refuge.
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现在,我在一所和当年自己接受教育
庇护前的学校类似的学校执教,
04:30
I know firsthand the tools
that were given to me as a student,
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我亲身知晓那些
在学生时代教给我的东西,
04:35
and now as a teacher, I don't have
access to those same tools
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现在,作为一名老师,
我却没有能力把相同的东西
04:39
to give my students.
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教给我的学生。
04:41
There have been countless nights
when I've cried in frustration,
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无数个夜晚,我在沮丧,
04:46
anger
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愤怒,
04:47
and sorrow,
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和悲伤中哭泣,
04:48
because I can't teach my kids
the way that I was taught,
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因为我无法用我被教育的
那种方式来教育我的孩子们,
04:52
because I don't have access
to the same resources or tools
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因为我接触不到那些
曾经在我接受教育时用到的
04:56
that were used to teach me.
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资源和工具。
04:59
My kids deserve so much better.
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我的孩子们本应得到更好的教育。
05:02
We sit and we keep banging
our heads against this term:
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我们不断为这个概念而苦恼:
05:05
"Achievement gap, achievement gap!"
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“成绩差距,成绩差距!”
05:08
Is it really that hard to understand
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理解一下为什么有些孩子表现良好,
05:11
why these kids perform well
and these kids don't?
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而有些表现不好,真的很难吗?
05:14
I mean, really.
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真是这样吗?
05:16
I think we've got it all wrong.
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我觉得我们都搞错了。
05:18
I think we,
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我认为我们,
05:20
as Gloria Ladson-Billings says,
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正如格洛丽亚・兰德森・比林斯说的一样,
05:22
should flip our paradigm and our language
and call it what it really is.
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应该颠覆我们的思维和表述方式,
做到名如其实。
05:27
It's not an achievement gap;
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这不是成绩差距,
05:29
it's an education debt,
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这是教育负债,
05:32
for all of the foregone schooling
resources that were never invested
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那些我们之前放弃在黑皮肤和
05:37
in the education of the black
and brown child over time.
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棕皮肤的孩子身上
投资教育资源的负债。
05:42
A little-known secret in American history
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美国历史上一个鲜为人知的秘密,
05:45
is that the only American institution
created specifically for people of color
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唯一一个为
有色人种创造的美国机构,
05:51
is the American slave trade --
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就是美国奴隶交易市场——
05:53
and some would argue the prison system,
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有些人可能会说,还有监狱系统,
05:55
but that's another topic
for another TED Talk.
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但那就是另外
一个TED演讲的主题了。
05:58
(Laughter)
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(笑声)
05:59
The public school system of this country
was built, bought and paid for
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这个国家的公立学校系统是使用
06:03
using commerce generated
from the slave trade and slave labor.
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奴隶交易和奴隶劳动的
资源建立起来的。
06:08
While African-Americans were enslaved
and prohibited from schooling,
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当非裔美国人被奴役并被禁止上学,
06:12
their labor established
the very institution
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用他们的劳动建立起来的机构
06:15
from which they were excluded.
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却把他们排除在外。
从那时起,每个法案、教育政策和改革
06:18
Ever since then, every court case,
educational policy, reform,
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06:23
has been an attempt
to retrofit the design,
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都尝试改变这个设计,
06:26
rather than just stopping
and acknowledging:
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而不是停下并思考:
06:29
we've had it all wrong from the beginning.
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我们从一开始就是错的。
一个过于简化的美国教育史。
06:33
An oversimplification
of American educational history.
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06:37
All right, just bear with me.
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好的,听仔细了。
06:39
Blacks were kept out -- you know,
the whole slavery thing.
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黑人被排除在外,很显然,
因为奴隶制的原因。
06:43
With the help
of philanthropic white people,
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通过白人慈善的帮助,
06:45
they built their own schools.
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他们建造了自己的学校。
06:46
Separate but equal was OK.
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分开的,平等的体系,还不赖。
06:49
But while we all know
things were indeed separate,
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但是我们知道,真实情况是,
的确是分开的,
06:52
they were in no ways equal.
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但却是不平等的体系。
06:54
Enter Brown v. the Board of Education
of Topeka, Kansas in 1954;
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1954年发生了棕色人种和
堪萨斯州托皮卡教育协会的斗争;
06:59
legal separation of the races
is now illegal.
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种族区分变得不再合法了。
07:03
But very few people pay attention
to all of the court cases since then,
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但很少有人注意到后来所有
07:10
that have undone the educational
promised land for every child
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并未实现那场斗争意图实现的
07:15
that Brown v. Board intended.
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理想中的高等教育的法庭案件。
07:18
Some argue that today our schools
are now more segregated
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有些人会说,
我们今天的学校种族隔离
07:22
than they ever were before we tried
to desegregate them in the first place.
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要比我们尝试废除种族隔离
之前更严重。
07:27
Teaching my kids about desegregation,
the Little Rock Nine,
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教导我的孩子们废除种族隔离,
小石城事件(1954法案导火索),
07:31
the Civil Rights Movement,
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民权运动,
07:32
is a real awkward moment in my classroom,
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是我的课堂里最尴尬的时刻,
07:36
when I have to hear
the voice of a child ask,
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因为我会听到一个孩子问:
07:39
"If schools were desegregated in 1954,
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“如果学校在1954年
就废除了种族隔离,
07:43
how come there are no white kids here?"
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为什么这里没有白人孩子呢?”
07:45
(Laughter)
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(笑声)
07:47
These kids aren't dumb.
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这些孩子不傻。
07:49
They know exactly what's happening,
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他们知道什么发生了,
07:51
and what's not.
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而什么没发生。
07:53
They know that when it comes to schooling,
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他们知道谈到教育,
07:56
black lives don't matter
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黑人的情况不重要,
07:59
and they never have.
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而且他们从来都不重要。
08:02
For years, I tried desperately
to cultivate in my kids a love of reading.
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几年来,我竭尽全力
教导我的孩子爱上阅读。
08:09
I'd amassed a modest classroom library
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我用那些从二手书店,捐赠品商店
08:12
of books I'd accumulated
from secondhand shops,
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和阁楼收集到的书
08:15
thrift stores, attics -- you know.
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建造了一个简易的教室图书馆。
08:18
But whenever I said those dreadful words,
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但是当我说出这些可怕的文字
08:20
"Take out a book and read,"
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“拿出一本书去读”的时候,
08:22
you'd think I'd just declared war.
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你会觉得我好像宣布了战争。
08:25
It was torture.
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这是折磨。
08:27
One day,
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一天,
08:29
after I'd heard about this website
called DonorsChoose,
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我听说一个网站,
叫做捐赠者的选择,
08:32
where classroom teachers create wish lists
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老师能够创建一个愿望单
08:34
of items they need for their classroom
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列出他们需要放在教室里的东西,
08:36
and anonymous donors fulfill them,
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然后匿名捐赠者就会满足他们的愿望,
08:39
I figured I'd go out on a limb
and just make a wish list
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我觉得我应该尝试一下,
于是就列了一个
08:43
of the teenager's dream library.
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少年梦想图书馆的愿望单。
08:47
Over 200 brand-new books
were sent to my room piece by piece.
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超过200本新书一本本被送到了我的教室。
08:52
Every day there were new deliveries
and my kids would exclaim with glee,
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每天都会有新包裹送来,
我的孩子们就会高兴地欢呼:
08:57
"This feels like Christmas!"
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“这就像过圣诞节!”
08:59
(Laughter)
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(笑声)
09:00
Then they'd say,
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然后他们会说,
09:01
"Ms. Sumner, where did
these books come from?"
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“萨姆纳老师,
这些书是哪里来的?”
09:04
And then I'd reply,
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然后我回答:
09:05
"Strangers from all over the country
wanted you to have these."
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“来自全国的陌生人,
他们想让你们拥有这些书。”
09:10
And then they'd say, almost suspiciously,
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然后他们会很怀疑的说,
09:14
"But they're brand-new."
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“但是它们是崭新的。”
09:16
(Laughter)
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(笑声)
09:17
To which I'd reply,
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对此,我会回答,
09:18
"You deserve brand-new books."
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“你们应该得到崭新的书籍。”
09:22
The whole experience hit home
for me when one of my girls,
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当我的一个姑娘这么说时,
我深受触动,
09:25
as she peeled open a crisp paperback said,
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当她打开书本的包装时说,
09:29
"Ms. Sumner -- you know,
I figured you bought these books,
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“萨姆纳老师,
我知道是你买了这些书,
09:33
'cause you teachers
are always buying us stuff.
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因为你们老师总是给我们买东西。
09:37
But to know that a stranger,
someone I don't even know,
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但是得知是一个
我不认识的陌生人
09:41
cares this much about me
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这么关心我,
09:43
is pretty cool."
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其实挺酷的。”
09:45
Knowing that strangers
will take care of you
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知道会等到陌生人的照顾,
09:48
is a privilege my kids aren't afforded.
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是我的孩子们承受不起的特权。
自从那次捐赠以后,
09:52
Ever since the donation,
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09:53
there has been a steady stream of kids
signing out books to take home,
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孩子们陆续登记把书带回家,
09:57
and then returning them
with the exclamation,
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并激动的归还它们,
10:00
"This one was good!"
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“这本真棒!”
10:01
(Laughter)
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(笑声)
现在当我说,
“拿本书去看”的时候,
10:03
Now when I say,
"Take out a book and read,"
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10:05
kids rush to my library.
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孩子们会迫不及待冲到我的图书馆。
10:08
It wasn't that they didn't want to read,
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并不是他们不想读书,
10:10
but instead, they'd gladly read
if the resources were there.
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相反,如果有资源,他们会很享受阅读。
官方点说,
10:17
Institutionally speaking,
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10:19
our public school system has never
done right by the black and brown child.
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我们的公立学校系统未曾满足过
黑皮肤和棕皮肤孩子们的需求。
10:24
We keep focusing on the end results
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我们持续关注结果,
10:26
or test results,
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或者考试成绩,
然后被打击。
10:28
and getting frustrated.
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10:29
We get to a catastrophe and we wonder,
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我们陷入灾难,然后思考,
10:32
"How did it get so bad?
How did we get here?"
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“为何会变得这么糟的,
我们是如何走到这一步的?”
10:35
Really?
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这真的有用吗?
10:37
If you neglect a child long enough,
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如果你忽视一个孩子太久,
10:39
you no longer have
the right to be surprised
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你就没有权利为糟糕的结果
10:42
when things don't turn out well.
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感到惊讶。
10:45
Stop being perplexed
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不要再疑惑,
10:47
or confused
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迷茫,
10:48
or befuddled
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困惑,
10:50
by the achievement gap,
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因为成绩差距,
10:52
the income gap,
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收入差距,
10:53
the incarceration rates,
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犯罪几率,
10:55
or whatever socioeconomic disparity
is the new "it" term for the moment.
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或者任何社会经济学中
表达不平等的术语。
11:01
The problems we have as a country
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我们国家的问题,
11:03
are the problems we created as a country.
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正是我们自身创造的问题。
11:06
The quality of your education
is directly proportionate
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教育的质量是和
11:10
to your access to college,
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你的大学,
11:12
your access to jobs,
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你的工作,
11:13
your access to the future.
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还有你的未来直接挂钩的。
11:17
Until we live in a world where every kid
can get a high-quality education
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在我们能让每个孩子,
无论他们住在哪里,
11:22
no matter where they live,
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无论肤色,
11:24
or the color of their skin,
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都能够得到高质量教育之前,
11:26
there are things we can do
on a macro level.
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放眼整个社会,
我们还有很多任务要完成。
11:31
School funding should not
be decided by property taxes
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学校的资金不应该由资产税,
11:34
or some funky economic equation
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或一些时髦的经济公式决定,
11:37
where rich kids continue
to benefit from state aid,
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让富人孩子持续受益于
州政府经济扶持,
11:40
while poor kids are continuously
having food and resources
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而穷人孩子的食物和资源
11:44
taken from their mouths.
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却被持续的夺走。
11:46
Governors, senators, mayors,
city council members --
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州长,参议员,市长,市议员——
11:50
if we're going to call
public education public education,
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如果我们把公立教育
叫做公立教育,
11:53
then it should be just that.
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那它应该就是这样。
11:55
Otherwise, we should
call it what it really is:
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要不然,它就该名如其实的被称作:
11:58
poverty insurance.
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贫困保险。
12:01
"Public education:
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“公立教育的定义:
12:02
keeping poor kids poor since 1954."
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从1954年,让穷孩子持续贫困。”
12:05
(Laughter)
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(笑声)
12:08
If we really, as a country, believe
that education is the "great equalizer,"
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如果,作为一个国家,我们
真的相信教育是“伟大的平衡器”,
12:13
then it should be just that:
equal and equitable.
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那教育就应该是公正平等的。
12:18
Until then, there's no democracy
in our democratic education.
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直到今天,
我们的民主教育还并不民主。
12:23
On a mezzo level:
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客观来说,
12:25
historically speaking, the education
of the black and brown child
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从历史角度上,黑皮肤
和棕皮肤孩子的教育
12:28
has always depended
on the philanthropy of others.
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一直都建立在他人的慈善之上。
12:32
And unfortunately, today it still does.
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不幸的是,至今都没改变。
12:35
If your son or daughter or niece
or nephew or neighbor
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如果你们的儿子,女儿,
侄子,侄女或者邻居,
12:40
or little Timmy down the street
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或者街尾的小蒂米
12:42
goes to an affluent school,
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去了一个富裕的学校,
12:44
challenge your school committee
to adopt an impoverished school
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挑战他们学校的委员会,
让他们接收一个贫困的学校,
12:47
or an impoverished classroom.
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或者一个简陋的教室。
12:49
Close the divide by engaging
in communication
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利用这些意义重大的沟通和关系
12:53
and relationships that matter.
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来结束分离。
当资源被共享,
12:56
When resources are shared,
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他们就不再被隔离,
12:58
they're not divided;
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12:59
they're multiplied.
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就等同资源的倍增。
13:01
And on a micro level:
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具体点来说:
13:03
if you're a human being,
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如果你是一个人类,
13:05
donate.
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去捐赠吧。
13:07
Time, money, resources, opportunities --
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时间,金钱,资源,机会——
13:11
whatever is in your heart.
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在你心中的,无论是什么东西。
13:14
There are websites like DonorsChoose
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有像“捐赠者的选择”这样的网站,
13:17
that recognize the disparity
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它们意识到了不平等,
13:19
and actually want
to do something about it.
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并且真的想要为之做些什么。
13:23
What is a carpenter with no tools?
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木匠没有工具还是木匠吗?
13:26
What is an actress with no stage?
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演员没有舞台还是演员吗?
13:28
What is a scientist with no laboratory?
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科学家没有实验室还算科学家吗?
13:31
What is a doctor with no equipment?
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医生没有设备能成为医生吗?
13:35
I'll tell you:
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让我告诉你们:
13:36
they're my kids.
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他们是我的孩子。
13:39
Shouldn't they be your kids, too?
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但他们不也是你们的孩子吗?
13:41
Thank you.
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谢谢。
13:43
(Applause)
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