What did the "Double V" campaign call for?

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The "Double V" campaign, which began during World War II, called for the end of racial discrimination in the U.S. by emphasizing the need for victory at home (against racism) as well as victory abroad (against Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan). While the campaign's supporters included Black and white activists, the goal of the movement was primarily to address the inequalities faced by Black Americans. Therefore, option A and C are incorrect.

What Did the "Double V" Campaign Call For