Wei
Jingsheng Foundation News and Article Release Issue: A738-W464
魏京生基金会新闻与文章发布号： A738-W464
Release
Date: October 21, 2012
发布日：2012年10月21日
Topic:
The Wei Jingsheng Foundation Ceremoniously Presents "Thurgood Marshall and
the American Modern Civil Rights Movement and Development History" by Mr.
Gao ShengHan, as Part of its Democracy Academy (introduction, foreword,
contents and web page links)
标题：魏京生基金会民主学校隆重推出高胜寒先生所著的《瑟谷德·马歇尔与美国近代民权运动发展史》（编者按，魏京生前言，目录，及网页连接）
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The
Wei Jingsheng Foundation Ceremoniously Presents "Thurgood Marshall and the
American Modern Civil Rights Movement and Development History" by Mr. Gao
ShengHan, as Part of its Democracy Academy
Today,
the Wei Jingsheng Foundation is proud and feels fortunate to present our
Chinese readers this very unique series "Thurgood Marshall and the
American Modern Civil Rights Movement and Development History" by Mr. Gao
ShengHan as an very important part of our Democracy Academy. It follows our successful launch of the
Chinese translation of "Lessons in Democracy" (by Roland Watson) in
October 2010, which receives more than one thousand hits per month.
Along
with this publication, we want to welcome Mr. Gao ShengHan's new beautiful
daughter into this world to breath in fresh air and humanity. We trust this series also brings fresh
air and inspiration for our Chinese democratic future.
The
first 40 articles series we publish today is only the first part of Mr. Gao
ShengHan's effort to introduce our readers to the civil rights movement in the
USA, along with the other history and world politics associated with. We want to use this series to
illustrate how the America as a country with high human rights principles and
standards that people in many countries look up to came to be. Despite the basic values and principles
set by its founding fathers and its constitution, America's democracy and civil
rights were only realized and improved on by Americans' own effort and hard
work, step-by-step, case-by-case.
Therefore, we in particular hope that this series serves to awaken,
inspire, and provide good lessons for us the Chinese to learn and apply to our
own progress.
As
an extremely talented and hard-working writer, Mr. Gao ShengHan has written
this series in a most vivid and detailed way about a part of American history
that no other writer has ever presented in Chinese in such depth and
completion. This lack of material
may in part result from the Chinese authority's censorship. When Mr. Gao ShengHan was going to have
this excellent book printed in China earlier this year, the process stopped
because the foreword was written by Mr. Wei Jingsheng.
Below
we present Mr. Wei's foreword, for people to know better about Mr. Gao ShengHan
and his writings.
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Authentic
Backgrounds for the American Modern Civil Rights Movement History
--
A Foreword for "Thurgood Marshall and the American Modern Civil Rights
Movement and Development History" by Wei Jingsheng
Mr.
Gao Shenghan was born in Qingdao, Shandong Province, China. He immigrated to the USA with his
family during his early youth. The
American culture he received could be said to be authentic. His understanding of the thinking and
behavior of Americans is unlike that of other new immigrants and typical
students who are studying in the USA.
Due to his family education and through his own efforts, he retained
very good capacities for listening, speaking, reading, and writing
Chinese. His writing skill is at
the level of professional writers, i.e. better than most of the Chinese
people. These two authentic
backgrounds are reflected in his articles with two major characteristics.
First,
he does not have the misunderstanding of American society that typical new
immigrants and students who study in the USA inevitably have. We often read the smattering of
articles in newspapers and magazines written by those kinds of people. Ignoring the vulgar articles that
deliberately manufacture overseas adventures, even in the articles that contain
formal descriptions and analyses of the USA there is a lot of misunderstanding
and oversight about the American society.
Repeating these baseless assertions results in the often kaleidoscopic
distortion of the Chinese people's misunderstanding of the USA. Together with the deliberate distortion
by the politicians, the result is that almost all the newcomers to the USA are
continuously realizing the United States is not as they thought before. The United States described and
analyzed by Mr. Gao ShengHan basically avoids these misunderstandings, thus
restoring the original features.
The
second characteristic is due to his perspective from the Chinese culture. Generally Americans may have little
misunderstanding of the USA.
However, the USA they tell us about is the USA they see through their
American cultural perspective. A
lot of common knowledge they are accustomed to and therefore see no need to
emphasize is not known to us the Chinese.
Further, they do not know that we do not know this "common
knowledge." Thus, a lot of
things about the USA that we hear from them often result in even more serious
misunderstanding. In particular,
for a lot of theory and history the error might be even much larger than from
reading a novel. The reason Mr.
Gao ShengHan makes us feel very cordial is precisely because he describes these
stories in accordance with the perspective of the Chinese culture. Thus, we can relatively easily
understand correctly without too much trouble.
I
particularly like Mr. Gao Shenghan's description of the changes in the American
social system in his "Thurgood Marshall and the American Modern Civil
Rights Movement and Development History". Telling stories continuously and pleasantly, he lets us know
through an easy reading process that America's democratic system and human
rights protection were not bestowed by a genius authority, but resulted from
the constant change of the legal system and people's continuous struggle step
by step. Without debate and
struggle, even bloodshed and sacrifice, no society will progress. Let us follow the stories by Mr. Gao
ShengHan to learn the true processes how America's democracy, freedom, and rule
of law were established and continue to evolve.
Wei
Jingsheng
On
February 18, 2012
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"Thurgood
Marshall and the American Modern Civil Rights Movement and Development
History"
Contents
Foreword:
About Gao ShengHan and His "Thurgood Marshall and the American Modern
Civil Rights Movement and Development History" -- Wei Jingsheng
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/WeiJSforeword.pdf)
Preface:
From the Guest of the White House to the Master of the White House
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/GaoSHpreface.pdf)
1:
Three Outstanding People in the Marshall Family
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM1-ThurgoodMarshall.pdf)
2:
The Mother of Modern Civil Rights - Rosa Parks
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM2-RosaParks.pdf)
3:
Three Hundred Eighty-one Days: the Montgomery Bus Boycott Movement
4:
The Resistant Philosophy of Nonviolence and Disobedience
5:
The Bloody Sunday Demonstration
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM5-BloodySunday.pdf)
6:
"I Have Been to the Mountaintop"
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM6-onMountaintop.pdf)
7:
A Tight Encirclement to Arrest the Killer Far Away
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM7-killer.pdf)
8:
U.S. Federal Prosecutor Suspected of Incitement to Murder
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM8-FederalProsecutor.pdf)
9:
The Jihad that Drowned a Nine Days Old Infant
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM9-Jihad.pdf)
10:
The Ups and Downs of the Mayors of the US Capital City
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM10-UScapitalmayors.pdf)
11:
The Murder of Malcolm X
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM11-MalcolmX.pdf)
12:
Changes in the U.S. Supreme Court Due to Politics
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM12-USsupremecourt.pdf)
13:
The Duel of Life and Death Between the Vice President of the US and the
Secretary of the Treasury
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM13-duel.pdf)
14:
The United States Supreme Court that Shouldered a Heavy Responsibility Over a
Long Period Ahead
15:
The Playground of the Liberalists
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM15-Liberalists.pdf)
16:
"Negroes and Dogs Not Allowed."
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM16-NotAllowed.pdf)
17:
A National Humiliation of the USA: "Jim Crow Laws"
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM17-JimCrowLaws.pdf)
18:
The Shooting of the Segregationist George Wallace, Jr.
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM18-GeorgeWallaceJr.pdf)
19:
The Absurd U.S. Supreme Court Ruling that Scourged American Civil Rights for 58
years
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM19-58years.pdf)
20:
The Stain in the U.S. National Spirit: Lynching
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM20-Lynching.pdf)
21:
The Ku Klux Klan in the U.S. Federal Government
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM21-KuKluxKlan.pdf)
22:
US Presidents Who Were KKK Members
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM22-KKKpresidents.pdf)
23:
The Leo Frank Lynching Case
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM23-LeoFrank.pdf)
24:
"I Am the Law in Indiana"
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM24-IndianaLaw.pdf)
25:
The Cold-Blooded Conspiratorial Murder of Three Civil Rights Workers by the
Mississippi Government
26:
The Shameless Federal Judge Who Insulted African-Americans as
"Chimpanzees"
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM26-Chimpanzees.pdf)
27:
"Alabama Needed a Few First-class Funerals"
28:
"I Felt Damned Glad I Had Not Lost My Life Fighting for This Country"
29:
"Automatic Confession" Obtained After Beatings
30:
Pan-Africanists Who Were Ashamed to be Americans
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM30-PanAfricanists.pdf)
31:
The Enlighten Teacher of the Modern Civil Rights Movement
32:
A Popular American Hero, the Abolitionist Who Opposed
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM32-JohnBrown.pdf)
33:
"The Crimes of This Guilty Land Will Never Be Purged Away But With
Blood"
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM33-JohnBrownDeath.pdf)
34:
The Slavery System and Slaves Who Fought Against Tyranny
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM34-slavery.pdf)
35:
From the World's Largest Landlord to a Penniless Pauper
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM35-WilliamPennSr.pdf)
36:
The First Republic in Human History that Was Created by African Slaves
37:
Power Interfered With Law and the Wrong Law Mislead the Country
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM37-laws.pdf)
38:
The Uprisings that Shook the Foundations of American Slavery
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM38-uprisings.pdf)
39:
The Second Republic in Human History that Was Created by African Slaves
40:
The Brave Female Leader of American Civil Liberties
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Wei
Jingsheng Foundation News and Article Release Issue: A738-W464
魏京生基金会新闻与文章发布号： A738-W464
Release
Date: October 21, 2012
发布日：2012年10月21日
Topic:
The Wei Jingsheng Foundation Ceremoniously Presents "Thurgood Marshall and
the American Modern Civil Rights Movement and Development History" by Mr.
Gao ShengHan, as Part of its Democracy Academy (introduction, foreword,
contents and web page links)
标题：魏京生基金会民主学校隆重推出高胜寒先生所著的《瑟谷德·马歇尔与美国近代民权运动发展史》（编者按，魏京生前言，目录，及网页连接）
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魏京生基金会民主学校隆重推出高胜寒先生所著的《瑟谷德·马歇尔与美国近代民权运动发展史》
今天，魏京生基金会向我们的中文读者推出高胜寒先生所著的《瑟谷德·马歇尔与美国近代民权运动发展史》。这个系列是继2010年10月我们成功地发布由罗兰德·华生撰写、由魏京生基金会翻译的“民主课程”以来，魏京生基金会的民主学校的又一个重要部分。现在这个课程每月的点击率及下载率达千。
借今天这个吉日，我们迎接高胜寒先生的小女儿来到这个世界，呼吸新鲜空气。我们相信高胜寒先生的《瑟谷德·马歇尔与美国近代民权运动发展史》系列也将给中国的民主未来带来新鲜的气息和启迪。
今天发表的前40集的文章系列，只是高胜寒先生介绍的以美国民权运动为代表的第一部分。我们希望通过这个娓娓道来，栩栩如生的文章系列来说明：作为一个人权原则和标准成为世人榜样的美国，尽管它有着建国先贤们所设定的基本价值与原则，其民主与人权也不是自然而然就存在的。那是通过美国人民的努力和奋斗，一步步地前进，一件件地实现的。正因为此，我们特别希望这个系列对我们的中国人能起到启蒙、启迪、和教育的作用，进而有效地推动中国的民主进步。
作为一个极具天赋和勤奋的作家，高胜寒先生写的这个以美国民权为主题的、纵横世界历史的文集形象生动，富有血肉。迄今为止，我们还没有看到有另外一个中文作家能在这个方面写出如此完整而又深刻地介绍美国民权运动的系列性文章。也许，这其中的原因正是由于中共的审查制度限制了他们。在今年年初，高胜寒先生的这个系列在中国就要付诸印刷时，这个出色的文集却因为魏京生先生的序言而不被批准。
以下是魏京生先生介绍高胜寒先生及其文章的序言。
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原汁原味的美国近代民权运动发展史
--《瑟谷德·马歇尔与美国近代民权运动发展史》序言（魏京生）
高胜寒先生出生于中国山东青岛。少年时代就随家庭移居美国。他接受的美国文化，可以说是原汁原味的。他对美国人的思维和行为的理解，不同于留学生和新移民。由于家庭教育和自身努力，他保留了很好的中文听、说、读、写。他的文字功夫比大多数中国人还好，达到专业作家的水平。这两种原汁原味，表现在他的文章里就是两个最大的特点。
首先是他没有一般留学生或者新移民对美国社会必然产生的误解。大家可以在报刊杂志上经常看到那些人的一些对美国一知半解的文章。不算那些故意制造海外奇谈的庸俗文章，即使正儿八经的描述和分析美国的文章，也有很多对美国社会的误解和疏忽。以讹传讹，使得中国人对美国的了解经常是万花筒式的扭曲。再加上政客们出于政治动机的故意扭曲，其结果是到美国的几乎所有人都会不断发现:原来美国不是这样啊。高胜寒先生为我们描述和分析的美国，可以说基本避免了这些误解。给我们还原了故事的本来面貌。
第二个特点，就是他的中国文化的视角。一般美国人对美国的了解可能很少误差。可是他们告诉我们的美国，是他们美国文化视角所看到的美国。很多他们所习惯的，不必废话的常识我们中国人并不知道。而且他们也不了解这些不知道。所以我们听到的他们告诉我们的美国，往往是更加严重的误解。特别是很多理论和历史，误差比看小说还大得多。高胜寒先生的描写之所以让我们感到很亲切，正是因为他按照中国文化的视角描述这些故事。使我们能够比较容易准确地理解，看着也不那么费劲。
我特别喜欢高胜寒先生通过他的《瑟谷德·马歇尔与美国近代民权运动发展史》所描述的对美国社会制度变迁的叙述。他像讲故事一样娓娓道来，让我们在轻松阅读的过程中知道了:美国的民主制度和人权保障，是伴随着法律体系不断的变迁和人们不断的奋斗一步步走过来的，而决不是某个天才权威恩赐给他们的。没有争辩和斗争，甚至流血牺牲，任何社会都不可能进步。让我们随着高胜寒先生的故事，去了解一下美国民主自由和法制建立起来的真正的过程吧。
魏京生
2012年2月18日
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《瑟谷德·马歇尔与美国近代民权运动发展史》目录
原汁原味的美国近代民权运动发展史（《瑟谷德·马歇尔与美国近代民权运动发展史》序言）--魏京生
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/WeiJSforeword.pdf)
从白宫的客人到白宫的主人（瑟谷德·马歇尔与美国近代民权运动发展史自序）--高胜寒
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/GaoSHpreface.pdf)
1: 马歇尔家一门三杰
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM1-ThurgoodMarshall.pdf)
2: 美国近代民权之母--罗莎·派克斯
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM2-RosaParks.pdf)
3: 三百八十一天的抵制巴士运动
4: 非暴力但不服从的抗争哲学
5: 血腥礼拜天游行示威事件
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM5-BloodySunday.pdf)
6: 我曾在高山之巅上遥望全景
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM6-onMountaintop.pdf)
7: 天罗地网
万里缉凶
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM7-killer.pdf)
8: 涉嫌雇凶杀人的美国联邦检察官
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM8-FederalProsecutor.pdf)
9: 掐着脖子淹死九天大婴儿的穆斯林圣战
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM9-Jihad.pdf)
10:
祸事不断屡倒屡起的美国首都市长
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM10-UScapitalmayors.pdf)
11:
黑枪游魂下的马尔科姆·艾克斯
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM11-MalcolmX.pdf)
12:
政海浮沉的美国联邦最高法院
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM12-USsupremecourt.pdf)
13:
美国副总统与财政部长的生死决斗
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM13-duel.pdf)
14:
任重道远的美国联邦最高法院
15:
自由主义派的游乐场
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM15-Liberalists.pdf)
16:
黑鬼与狗 不得入内
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM16-NotAllowed.pdf)
17:
美国的国耻：《吉姆·乌鸦法律》
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM17-JimCrowLaws.pdf)
18:
开枪射杀种族隔离主义者的大恐龙
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM18-GeorgeWallaceJr.pdf)
19:
祸害美国民权五十八年的荒唐联邦高院判例
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM19-58years.pdf)
20:
美国国魂的污点:私刑处死
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM20-Lynching.pdf)
21:
美国联邦政府里的三K党
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM21-KuKluxKlan.pdf)
22:
三K党徒的美国总统群
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM22-KKKpresidents.pdf)
23:
里欧·弗兰克私刑处死案
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM23-LeoFrank.pdf)
24:
我就是印第安纳州的法律
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM24-IndianaLaw.pdf)
25:
冷血阴谋屠杀三位民权义工的密西西比州政府
26:
污辱黑人为非洲黑猩猩的无耻美国联邦法官
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM26-Chimpanzees.pdf)
27:
阿拉巴马州需要多办几次一流的葬礼
28:
我真的高兴没有为这么一个国家战死
29:
像毒打野狗一般后的自动招供
30:
耻为美国人的泛非洲主义者
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM30-PanAfricanists.pdf)
31:
美国近代民权运动的启蒙导师
32:
美国民间的废奴抗暴草莽英雄
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM32-JohnBrown.pdf)
33:
只有鲜血才能洗涤干净这块罪恶的土地
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM33-JohnBrownDeath.pdf)
34:
奴隶制度与抗暴奴隶
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM34-slavery.pdf)
35:
从世界上最大的地主到一无所有的穷光蛋
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM35-WilliamPennSr.pdf)
36:
人类历史上第一个由非洲黑人奴隶创建的共和国
37:
以权乱法与庸法误国
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM37-laws.pdf)
38:
动摇美国奴隶制度根基的起义事件
(http://www.weijingsheng.org/DemocracyAcademy/AmericanCivilRightsMovement/ACRM38-uprisings.pdf)
39:
人类历史上第二个由非洲黑人奴隶创建的共和国
40:
胆敢木剑战恐龙的美国民权女前贤
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