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Voice 1: Stetson worked continuously for his beliefs. As a man, he still remembered Flo. He remembered what the Klan had done to her. He believed that they demonstrated bigotry more than any other group. The public was too frightened of them to stop them. And anti-hate groups had problems fighting the Klan effectively. People must have knowledge to fight hate. But, no one knew any real facts about the Klan.
聲音1：斯泰德森為了他的信仰連續(xù)工作。作為男性，他依然記得弗洛。他記得三K黨對弗洛做的事情。他認(rèn)為，相比其他組織，三K黨最為偏見。公眾太過害怕三K黨，所以無法阻止他們的行為。反仇恨團(tuán)體在有效對抗三K黨方面遇到了問題。人們必須擁有對抗仇恨的知識?？墒?，沒有人知道有關(guān)三K黨的真正事實。
Voice 2: So, Stetson decided to fix that problem. He joined a Klan group in Atlanta, in the United States. But he used a false name. Stetson attended Klan gatherings every week. He began to understand the rules and traditions the Klan followed. He learned the special movements they made. He learned their secret passwords. A Klan member could find another Klan member by saying the secret password.
聲音2：所以，斯泰德森決定改正這一問題。他加入了美國亞特蘭大州的三K黨。他使用的是假名字。斯泰德森每周都參加三K黨的集會。他開始了解三K黨遵循的規(guī)定和傳統(tǒng)。他學(xué)會了三K黨創(chuàng)造的特殊動作。他學(xué)會了三K黨的暗號。三K黨成員可以用暗號找到另一名成員。
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