A second campaign, against " counterrevolutionaries" was much worse.

第二次针对“反革”的运更加糟糕。

I think they thought of themselves as counterrevolutionaries.

我认为他们认为自己反革。

You write about the revolutionaries who helped push the 1965 Voting Rights Act, and then you talk about the contingent of counterrevolutionaries.

你写的帮助推 1965 票权法案的革者，然后你谈论了反革。

These were counterrevolutionaries who came in trying to roll back the civil rights laws of the 1960s, and that was a stepping stone for them to be placed in positions of much greater power decades on.

这些反革，他们试图推翻 20 世纪 60 代的民权法，这他们几十后获得更大权力的垫脚石。

And, of course, I'm sure that people find that to be a contentious description for you to describe the folks on the other side as counterrevolutionaries.

当然，我确信人们会认为你将另一方的人描述为反革一个有争议的描述。