boycotters

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As we drove down to Cairo, Dick recalled that visit: how, upon his arrival, he'd been warned not to use the telephone in his motel room because the switchboard operator was a member of the White Citizens Council; how white store owners had closed their businesses rather than succumb to boycotters' demands to hire blacks; how black residents told him of their efforts to integrate the schools, their fear and frustration, the stories of lynching and jailhouse suicides, shootings and riots.

在我们驱车去开罗镇途中，迪克回忆起了那次拜访：他刚到镇上，就被警告不许使用他旅馆内的电话，因为接线员是白人市民理事会的一员；白人商店主宁愿关门都不屈服于抗议者的要求：雇用黑人；当地的黑人居民告诉他，他们在取消学校的种族隔离方面所做的努力，他们的担心和挫败感，对黑人处私刑、监牢内自杀、枪战和暴乱的故事。

Boycotters continue to use social media to spread their message - the unofficial MySpace page, for example, has 738 friends as of today.

boycotters继续使用社会媒体传播他们的信息-非官方的M ySpace网页，举例来说， 7 38的朋友截至今天为止。

This paper uses a theory of social movement outcomes, the political mediation model, to explain why certain corporations targeted by boycotts are more likely to concede to boycotters' demands.

本文运用了一个社会运动结果理论—政治调解模型，来解释为什么某些遭遇地址的公司更加容易让步于抵制者的要求。

The boycotters still have many unresolved issues regarding the changes that have been taking place on the site, the most radical being a change to the feedback system which prevents sellers from being able to leave negative or neutral feedback.

该boycotters仍然有许多悬而未决的问题方面的变化，已采取的地方，在该网站上，最彻底的被改变了的反馈制度，防止卖家能够留下负面的或中性的反馈意见。

Moreover, after years of ritual blacklisting, fatigue sets in among the boycotters.

再者，由于近年来近乎程式似的列出黑名单，也让参与制裁的各方对此多少有些麻木。