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布克·T·华盛顿:力争上游·摘录 322
布克·T·华盛顿《力争上游》· Up from Slavery · 领导
When it became known that the President was going to visit our school, the white citizens of the town of Tuskegee—a mile distant from the school—were as much pleased as were our students and teachers. The white people of this town, including both men and women, began arranging to decorate the town, and to form themselves into committees for the purpose of cooperating with the officers of our school in order that the distinguished visitor might have a fitting reception. I think I never realized before this how much the white people of Tuskegee and vicinity thought of our institution. During the days when we were preparing for the President’s reception, dozens of these people came to me and said that, while they did not want to push themselves into prominence, if there was anything they could do to help, or to relieve me personally, I had but to intimate it and they would be only too glad to assist. In fact, the thing that touched me almost as deeply as the visit of the President itself was the deep pride which all classes of citizens in Alabama seemed to take in our work.
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定位:Excerpt 322 · 核对日期:2026-10-19 · 核验:短摘录
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总统一行要来学校参观的消息传开后,一英里外塔斯基吉镇的白人居民和学生、老师一样高兴。镇上的白人男女开始布置市容,组成委员会与学校合作,准备给这位贵客体面的接待。华盛顿说,他从未像这次这样真切感到塔斯基吉及周边白人对学校的看重。筹备期间,几十个人主动找他,说不想出风头,但只要有能帮忙或替他分忧的事,招呼一声就乐意去做。最让他感动的,几乎和总统来访本身一样,是阿拉巴马各阶层市民对学校工作流露出的深深自豪。
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出自《超越奴役》,记录总统到访前塔斯基吉镇白人与学校合作筹备接待的情景。
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你所在社区里,有没有一个让不同群体都真心感到自豪的共同项目?
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