More than 300 newspapers joined a nationwide effort to publish editorials last Thursday pushing back against President Donald Trump¹'s ramped-up rhetoric² against news media.

上周四，300多家报纸联合在美国全国范围内发表社论，抗议总统唐纳德·特朗普对媒体的一系列恶意攻击。

"This dirty war on the free press must end," Marjorie Pritchard, the Boston Globe's editorial page deputy managing editor said in a statement obtained by ABC News.

波士顿环球报》社论版副总编马乔里·普里查德通过美国广播公司在一份声明中表示：“这场针对自由新闻的战争必须结束。”

"It calls for urgent action by those committed to free speech and the free press to stand against a White House and its allies who are bent³ on eroding⁴ a pillar of an informed democracy."

“这要求那些致力于言论自由和新闻自由的人采取紧急行动，与白宫及那些致力于反对信息自由的力量进行对抗。”

Publications ranging from the New York Times to smaller regional publications such as the South Bend Tribune are part of the initiative.

从《纽约时报》到《南本德论坛报》等较小地区性新闻出版机构都表明要参与本次活动。

Since his inauguration⁵, President Trump has characterized major news organizations as "the enemy of the people".

特朗普总统就职以来，一直将主要新闻媒体机构定性为“人民公敌”。

In a series of tweets last Thursday, Trump repeated the claim and declared "THE FAKE NEWS MEDIA IS THE OPPOSITION⁶ PARTY. It is very bad for our Great Country....BUT WE ARE WINNING!"

在上周四的一系列推文中，特朗普重申了这一说法，并宣称“假新闻媒体是反对派。这对我们伟大的国家来说非常糟糕...但我们必将赢得胜利！”

First amendment⁷ experts have raised concerns over the president's tone toward the media and worry about the possibility of violence towards the press.

第一修正案专家对总统针对媒体的语气表示了担忧，并担心会存在对媒体采取暴力的可能性。