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color line

/ˈkʌlər laɪn/

翻译: 指社会、政治和法律上基于种族进行隔离与歧视的制度或界限,历史上尤其在美國将白人与黑人分隔开来;也泛指维护种族不平等的屏障。

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/ˈkʌlər laɪn/C1formalamericanpolitical
  • zh指社会、政治和法律上基于种族进行隔离与歧视的制度或界限,历史上尤其在美國将白人与黑人分隔开来;也泛指维护种族不平等的屏障。

A term referring to the social, political, and legal system of racial segregation and discrimination that historically separated white and Black people, particularly in the United States. It denotes the boundary or barrier that enforced racial inequality.

  1. Racial segregation boundaryC1formalamerican

    The social, legal, or political boundary that separates people of different races, especially between white and non-white populations.

    zh种族隔离界线

    • The color line was a major issue in the United States during the Jim Crow era.
    • Many activists fought to break the color line in schools and public facilities.
    • The color line in housing led to segregated neighborhoods for decades.