It was same story all over New Jersey, in bars, bowling alleys, diners, and places t0 live. I was always being forced to leave, silently, or with mutual imprecations. I very shortly became notorious and children giggled behind me when I passed and their elders whispered or shouted--they really believed that I was mad. And it did begin to work on my mind, of course.
I began to be afraid to go anywhere and to compensate for this I went places to which I really should not have gone and where, God knows, I had no desire to be. My reputation in town naturally enhanced my reputation at work and my working day became one long series of acrobatics designed to keep me out of trouble. I cannot say that these acrobatics night, with but one aim: to eject me. I was fired once, and contrived, with the aid of a friend from New York, to get back on the payroll; was fired again, and bounced back again. It took a while to fire me for the third time, but the third time took me. There were no loopholes anywhere. There was not even any way of getting back inside the gates.
That year in New Jersey lives in my mind as though it were the year during which, having an unsuspected predilection for it, I first contracted some dread, chronic disease, the unfailing symptom of which is a kind of blind fever, a pounding in the skull and fire in the bowels. Once this disease is contracted, one can never be really carefree again, for the fever, without an instant’s warning, can recur at any moment. It can wreck more important race relations. There is not a Negro alive who does not have this rage in his blood--one has the choice, merely, of living with it consciously or surrendering to it. As for me, this fever has recurred in me, and does, and will until the day I die.
My last night in New Jersey, a white friend from New York took me to the nearest big town, Trenton, to go to the movies and have a few drinks. As it turned out, he also saved me from, at the very least, a violent whipping. Almost every detail of that night stands out very clearly in my memory. I even remember the name of the movie we saw because its title impressed me as being so pertly ironical. It was a movie abou
A.derogatory
B.ironical
C.appreciative
D.neutral
第1题
在公用密钥数字签名技术中,使用单向散列函数生成信息摘要的目的是______。
A.防止交易者抵赖
B.防止信息被篡改或伪造
C.为了便于解密明文
D.给接收方传递密钥
第2题
在公用密钥数字签名技术中,使用单向散列函数生成信息摘要的目的的是()
A.防止交易者抵赖
B.防止信息被篡改或伪造
C.为了便于解密明文
D.给接收方传递密钥
第5题
在数字签名技术中使用安全单向散列函数的原因是该函数
A.能用密钥对明文加密
B.能用密钥对密文加密
C.使得不同明文生成相同信息摘要的概率很小
D.使得信息摘要和明文具有相同长度,以便传输
第6题
A.能用密钥对明文加密
B.能用密钥对密文加密
C.使得不同明文生成相同信息摘要的概率很小
D.使得信息摘要和明文具有相同长度,以便传输
第10题
在数字签名技术中,发送者用______将摘要加密与原文一起发送给接收者。
A.散列函数
B.信息隐藏技术
C.私钥
D.密钥
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