The Race Beat

Still, day after day, Evers’s biggest dilemma was keeping an even keel between a NAACP parent organization that opposed direct action protests and a large pool of Jackson-area college students

组织张力成情节，plot 90。

he didn’t want to leave the scene and didn’t want to be pushed or escorted away. He wanted to show the Guard … that he was a known and familiar figure to somebody there.

黑记者处境立人，cast 88。

Day and night for weeks, reporters and editors for the Arkansas Gazette and its afternoon competitor … buzzed around the city with a sense of high purpose

热线肾上腺素，pace 89。

“If it hadn’t been for the media—the print media and television—the civil rights movement would have been like a bird without wings, a choir without a song.”

金句收束准，prose 88。

As crowds gathered outside Central High every morning, reporters routinely came under harassment, finding themselves elbowed, jostled, stepped on, heckled

校门口战场，world 94。

the Mathilda Thorden, a Finnish freighter, was laden with explosives, and the captain tried to dissuade the Myrdals from boarding

战时渡洋开门，hook 91。

he thinks about how hard the segregationists worked to keep the prying eyes of the press away. He can recall the security he felt when reporters—“sympathetic referees,” he calls them—were watching

媒体即裁判框架，innov 92。

“because we had a group of men and women who were prepared to get up there to write the words or shoot the pictures, capture the sound. … changed this nation once and for all.”

Lewis 总结收束，ending 93。