At a press conference in Chicago in 1988, Jesse Jackson declared that "African American" was the term to embrace.
在1988年芝加哥的一次新闻发布会上，杰西·杰克逊宣称“非裔美国人”是一个可以接受的词。
That's how Jesse Jackson saw it, too.
杰西·杰克逊也是这样看的。
杰西.杰克逊也这样做了。
Jesse Jackson practically moved to New York to help Brown.
杰西·杰克逊事实上已经搬到纽约州来帮助布朗。
Imagine if Mitt Romney had made the Jesse Jackson comparison.
试想一下，如果米特·罗姆尼(Mitt Romney)同杰西·杰克逊做些比较。
Jesse Jackson's style may work for him, but you are not Jesse Jackson.
耶西·杰克逊的风格或许会对你有用，但你毕竟不是耶西·杰克逊。
Jesse Jackson once said, "Never look down on someone unless you're helping them up."
杰西杰克逊曾说，“永远不要看轻别人，除非他需要你的帮助”。
Ebony magazine ran an article last year asking "Does the Rev." Jesse Jackson still matter?
《乌木》(Ebony)杂志去年登了一篇文章，提问道：“杰克逊牧师还有影响力吗？”
And then finally I got advice from a man that I respect a lot the Reverend Jesse Jackson called me.
最后一个我很敬重的人杰西·杰克逊给我建议。
Albert Gore Jr. apparently ready to fall by the wayside - he can focus on Jesse Jackson one-on-one.
在那儿-戈尔参议员已经差不多被淘汰了-他可以集中精力一对一与杰克逊周旋。
And then finally I got advice from a man that I respect a lot the 7 Reverend Jesse Jackson called me.
最后一个我很敬重的人杰西·杰克逊给我建议。
The tour ended in Chicago with Jesse Jackson and Speaker Hastert, who had decided to support the initiative.
最后一站是和杰西·杰克逊、众议院议长哈斯特尔特一起到芝加哥，他们已经决定了要支持这个计划。
Maxine was a smart, tough politician who had endorsed me early, despite her long friendship with Jesse Jackson.
麦克辛是一位精明能干的政客，尽管与杰西·杰克逊是老朋友，但她很早就表态支持我。
The reporter hadn't mentioned Jesse Jackson, but Mr. Clinton somehow felt it apposite to refer to him anyway.
记者在采访中并未提及杰西•杰克逊，但克林顿先生认为无论如何涉及到他都应该是理所当然的。
These are profound tendencies which strike at the middle class as well as the poor, at whites as well as people of color (Jesse Jackson).
这些事态无论对中产阶级还是穷人，无论对白人还是有色人种都是一个打击（杰西 杰克逊）。
No, they are going to vote for him because they believe in him, I did not vote for Jesse Jackson because I really did not believe in him.
哦，不是（因为他是黑人才选他），选民们选他是因为大家相信他；
"These are profound tendencies which strike at the middle class as well as the poor, at whites as well as people of color" (Jesse Jackson).
“这些事态无论对中产阶级还是穷人，无论对白人还是有色人种都是一个打击”(杰西·杰克逊)。
Supporters of the bill were there too. Jesse Jackson - a veteran of the civil rights movement - stood in the shadow of the Capital as a witness to history.
国会大厦外也有支持医改法案的人。美国民权运动领军人物杰西·杰克逊作为历史的见证人在国会大厦外接受采访时说。
And Jesse Jackson junior, a Congressman, apparently knew that his fund-raising friends had discussed raising cash for Mr Blagojevich in exchange for appointing Mr Jackson to the Senate.
国会议员小杰西·杰克逊显然知道其筹款伙伴研究过为布拉格耶维奇筹款，以为杰克逊谋得参议院席位。
The Reverend Jesse Jackson was concerned that younger black people, who did not live through times before the civil rights movement, might not see racism when it was in front of them.
杰西·杰克逊牧师担心黑人年轻人，他们没有经历民权运动时期，当种族主义就发生在面前或许也看不见。
The Reverend Jesse Jackson was concerned that younger black people, who did not live through times before the civil rights movement, might not see racism when it was in front of them.
杰西·杰克逊牧师担心黑人年轻人，他们没有经历民权运动时期，当种族主义就发生在面前或许也看不见。
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