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You know, we're talking about a time when 40 states in America would regard us as criminals. That's no longer the case. I think that marrying who you want to, is a right that no man should have anything to do with It's a God-given right, I think.
2. One time. Chris came to me as we were at a family event, and you know, even though hes coming from a very liberal, very progressive, very anti-racist family, when they see me, they see a black woman and that's always in the interactions that I have with his family.
3. I had asked Janet to marry me on bseveral occasions. and she refused, And. she refused. because I wasserving in the Senate, and she was afraid that our being married would impede, or somewhere, somehow impair my reelection. If they had been racist, and held that against him,
I would never have forgiven myself, because I could go on loving him without a marriage certificate.
4. My daughter referred to herself as an orange when she was little,She once drew a picture of herself that was literally half-white and half-black. That was a little spooky.
你知道,我们在谈论美国的40个州会把我们看作罪犯的时代。现在不再是那样了。我认为,和你想要结婚的人结婚是种权利,任何人都不得干涉。我认为这是上帝赋予的权力。
有一次家庭活动时, Chris向我走来，你知道的，尽管他来自一个非常自由开放,思想先进,反对种族歧视的家庭，但当他们看见我,他们看到一个黑人女性。这会一直存在于我跟他家人之间的交往中。
我已经多次向 Janet求婚了,但是她都拒绝了。她拒绝是因为我在参议院工作,她担心我们的婚姻会阻止,或者在某个时间,以某种方式破坏我的连任。如果他们是种族主义者的话,他们会以此攻击他,我将永远无法原谅我自己。因为我可以继续爱着他,即便没有结婚证书。
我女儿在她小的时候称她自己是一个橘子。有一次她画了一幅自画像,真的画成了ー半白一半黑。这有点诡异。
