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作者回顾了最近上映的短片《鲍德温档案》(The Baldwin Archives, Laura Seay, 2022),并认为,通过重现鲍德温1963年接受BBC电视节目《书摊》采访时最重要的时刻,它有助于我们更好地理解鲍德温的信念,即人们有道德义务“像对待人类一样对待他人”。随着20世纪60年代中期黑人权力运动的兴起,这种信念导致鲍德温被年轻一代的黑人活动家边缘化,他们认为鲍德温缺乏战斗性,并将其归因于他的性别和性取向不一致。但是,通过关注鲍德温在BBC采访中阐述他对这一义务的理解的时刻,《鲍德温档案》使我们能够更充分地把握它的激进性。
The author reviews the recently released short film The Baldwin Archives (Laura Seay, 2022), and argues that, in restaging the most important moments of Baldwin’s 1963 interview for the BBC television program Bookstand , it helps us understand better Baldwin’s belief that people had a moral obligation “to deal with other people as though they were simply human beings.” Following the rise of the Black Power movement in the mid-1960s, this belief contributed to Baldwin’s marginalization by a younger generation of Black activists who identified it with a lack of militancy that they attributed to his gender and sexual nonconformity. But in focusing on the moments in the BBC interview where Baldwin elaborated his understanding of this obligation, The Baldwin Archives enables us to grasp its radicalism more fully.