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Ciw-restr ar gyfer Presenter

 
(0, 1) 4 It's 1947 in the capital city of Wales, Cardiff, which was, and still is, the largest Negro district in the United Kingdom with Negro residents now numbered at about 8000.
(0, 1) 5 The married women of this settlement are all whites or mulattoes born there.
(0, 1) 6 The influx of coloured people domiciled here is likely to impair on the harmony, strength and cohesion of public life and cause discord and unhappiness amongst all concerned.
(Waitress) Do you want to order something while you're waiting for your friend?
 
(Dad) Middle-class white people are far more radical black than us black people.
(0, 2) 79 Ac ar ol y feirniadaeth arbennig yna, a mi oedd hi'n feirniadaeth arbennig...
 
(0, 2) 81 .. diolch yn fawr i chi Ceri am y traddodi yna...
 
(0, 2) 83 …arbennig iawn.
(0, 2) 84 A dyna falch ydyn ni o ddallt seremoni olaf Eisteddfod Caerdydd fod yna gymaint o deilyngdod {more applause} ar ganiad y cyrn gwlad mi fyddai'n gofyn i Hal Robson Canoe ac fe'i cyrchu i'r llwyfan gan yr arwyddfa a'i orsgodd.
(Gwawr) Mam allen ni rhoi rhywbeth arall arno plis/
 
(Gwawr) Wyt ti?
(0, 2) 149 We are looking to gain a deeper understanding of the psyche of these women who choose to engage in relations with Negroid Men, so we spoke to Gwenith Carlisle, a wife of one of them.
(0, 2) 150 How could you have brought yourself to marry a black man?
(Cardiffian Woman) They make good husbands these men.
 
(Cardiffian Woman) There's so many a woman with a white husband worse off.
(0, 2) 154 How about the children, are they sane?
(Cardiffian Woman) The children?
 
(Cardiffian Woman) They won't hurt.
(0, 2) 158 Would you say that's the prevailing attitude in these Welsh ports?
(Cardiffian Woman) Well, the only wreck I see in our neighbourhood are white men.
 
(Dad) Ah yes, Welsh, of course.
(0, 4) 213 Studies have shown that the morality of breeding racially mixed offspring is to be questioned.
(0, 4) 214 Such mating is against the will of nature for a higher breeding of all life, the stronger must dominate and not blend with the weaker, thus sacrificing his greatness.
(0, 4) 215 This means the offspring will probably stand higher than the actual lower parent but not as high as the racially higher one.
(0, 4) 216 Consequently, it will struggle against the higher level.
(Gwawr) Wnest ti recordio'r documentary na ddoe i fi?
 
(Gwawr) You can't compare Africans having slaves to the entire British Empire, what they … {she corrects herself} … we did.
(0, 5) 286 We are now speaking to Eleanor Nicholson, a Negro immigrant from Jamaica, married to a White Welsh Man.
(0, 5) 287 Eleanor how did you find integrating into British life?
(Jamaican Woman) When I first arrived, everywhere around me were the 'monuments' of the plunder of my people – the European pirate-heroes, the slave-built castles, and the continuation of the subjection of black and coloured peoples.
 
(Jamaican Woman) When I first arrived, everywhere around me were the 'monuments' of the plunder of my people – the European pirate-heroes, the slave-built castles, and the continuation of the subjection of black and coloured peoples.
(0, 5) 289 You seem very educated, Eleanor ─ must have been part of the reason your white husband took such a liking to you/
(Jamaican Woman) /John wanted us to get married from the moment he realised how we felt about each other.
 
(Gwawr) Dwi'n digon hen i wybod fod hwnna'n debygol.
(0, 6) 397 Mulatto children do not grow up with any kind of recognised home life.
(0, 6) 398 Worse still, after they have done the round of homes and institutions, they gradually realise that they are nothing.
(0, 6) 399 The negroes will not accept them as Blacks and the Whites just assume they are coloured.
(Dad) I'm so glad that we've managed to meet.
 
(Tony) Yes.
(0, 7) 504 It's 1947 in the capital city of Wales, Cardiff, which was, and still is, the largest Negro district in the United Kingdom.
(Gwawr) All this time I thought I had missed out on something, that I had a missing part that needed to be filled… but… that's not it at all.
 
(Gwawr) All this time I thought I had missed out on something, that I had a missing part that needed to be filled… but… that's not it at all.
(0, 7) 506 How about the children, are they sane?
(Gwawr) I was looking for something… a person that doesn't exist… a father that you will never be…
 
(Gwawr) I was looking for something… a person that doesn't exist… a father that you will never be…
(0, 7) 508 … likely to impair on the harmony, strength and cohesion of public life and cause discord and unhappiness amongst all…
(Gwawr) I haven't missed out on anything, you've missed out on me.
 
(Gwawr) I haven't missed out on anything, you've missed out on me.
(0, 7) 510 ... justice for George Floyd, the unarmed, handcuffed black man who pleaded with the police officer to let him breathe.
(Dad) I have missed out.
 
(Gwawr) Yeah you have.
(0, 7) 513 ...A dyna falch ydyn ni o ddallt seremoni olaf Eisteddfod Caerdydd fod yna gymaint o deilyngdod...
(Dad) I hear you, but I'm different.
 
(Gwawr) I've got what I needed, thank you
(0, 7) 517 ... no justice... no peace {clip from protest}