During World War II, the obvious inequity of expecting African Americans to fight for a country that did not afford them full protection of their civil rights gave rise to new efforts to achieve equality.

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This statement is true. World War II served as a catalyst for the Civil Rights Movement in the United States, as African American soldiers fought for their country overseas while facing discrimination and segregation at home. This led to increased activism and efforts to achieve equality and civil rights for African Americans.

During World War II, the Obvious Inequity of Expecting African