THE “DOUBLE V” CAMPAIGN Sidebar 4.7 | 16A:153:EXZ - USA in a World at War 1931-1945 2 The Pittsburgh Courier dubbed the war-era civil rights battle the “Double Victory” campaign. Sidebar 4.7 The “Double V” Campaign 3 Of wartime civil rights goals, only modest gains were made. Sidebar 4.7 The “Double V” Campaign 4 . . . the most important symbolic change—an end to segregation in the armed forces—did not come until 1947. Sidebar 4.7 The “Double V” Campaign 5 Many African-Americans returning from military service faced renewed discrimination in the South. Sidebar 4.7 The “Double V” Campaign 6 But the connections between wartime service and postwar citizenship were powerful-and gave a boost to the postwar civil rights movements. Sidebar 4.7 The “Double V” Campaign 7 Sidebar 4.7 The “Double V” Campaign 8 Sidebar 4.7 The “Double V” Campaign
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