Reverend Richard Joyner is the son of sharecroppers.

理查德·乔伊纳牧师是的儿子。

Now, this son of a sharecropper had managed over seven Arctic expeditions.

这个的儿子已经完成了极探险。

A humble cotton picker from Kilmichael, Mississippi, born to a family of sharecroppers?

一个来自密西西比州基尔迈克尔的家庭，谦逊的棉花采摘者？

Just down the road from her home are the sharecroppers' quarters where she was born.

家门口那条路的前方便是她出生的宿舍。

The gravy has a skin on it like a sharecropper's neck.

肉汤上面的皮皱得就像的脖子。

They were sharecroppers and not even being paid.

他们是， 甚至没有得到酬。

He decided to fly home to show his family what the sharecropper's son had become.

他决定飞回家，向家人展示那个之子如今成就了什么。

Was essentially, was he a sharecropper in Saskatchewan?

他本质上是在萨斯喀彻温当吗？

The wages of sharecroppers run from thirty-five to ninety dollars per person.

的工资从每人三十五到九十美元不等。

But back then, it was like at the sharecropper schools, here, you're learning white history.

但那时，就像在校一样，在这里，你正在习白人历史。

Because when Freedom School was over and sharecropper schools started back again.

因为当自由校结束时，校又重新开了。

A sharecropper is a farmer who does not own his own land.

是不拥有自己土地的民。

They did not have to work for somebody else as a maid or as a sharecropper.

她们不必为别人当女仆或做。

Cummings was a sharecropper's son who became the powerful chairman of a U.S. House Committee investigating President Donald Trump. He was 68.

卡明斯是一名的儿子，后来成为调查特朗普总统的美国众议院委员会主席，享年68岁。

His parents farmed land as sharecroppers.

他的父母以身份耕种土地。

One early trainee was John Lewis (pictured), the son of Alabama sharecroppers, who would one day become a member of Congress.

一位早期的员是阿拉巴马州的儿子约翰·刘易斯（如图），他有一天会成为国会议员。

What I'd love to do is restore this home to its former glory as a sharecropper house, make it a nice little place.

我想做的是将这栋房子恢复成昔日的房屋的辉煌，并把它打造成一个舒适的小居所。

I mean, he was the son of sharecroppers and he experienced the same kind of racial discrimination that everyone did. He couldn't check books out of the library.

我的意思是，他也经历过同样的种族歧视。他不能从图书馆借书。

The last speaker, and they said, Dave describes her as the most dangerous to that democratic establishment, was a former sharecropper named Fannie Lou Hamer.

他们说，最后一位发言者戴夫将她描述为对民主体制最危险的人，她是前，名叫范妮·卢·哈默(Fannie Lou Hamer)。

And while 90% of African Americans really were still living in the South and many in the rural South as sharecroppers, people were becoming more urban.

而当时90%的非裔美国人确实仍然居住在南方， 许多人在南方村作为，人们正在变得更加城市化。