"We, as loyal Negro-American citizens, must not fail to recognize our duty to our country in this time of crisis... But we must also refuse to ignore the undemocratic practices that deny us our full rights as citizens at home. We support a 'Double V' campaign: a victory over our enemies abroad, and a victory over discrimination at home. If we are to achieve true victory, we must ensure that the fight for democracy in Europe and Asia is matched by a commitment to democracy in the factories of Detroit, the shipyards of California, and the training camps of the American South."
— Editorial, Pittsburgh Courier, 1942
The campaign described in the excerpt most directly reflected which of the following tensions on the United States home front during World War II?
- AA consensus among civil rights leaders to prioritize domestic labor strikes over support for military operations.
- BThe skepticism of labor unions that federal mobilization efforts would successfully end the high unemployment of the Great Depression.
- The dedication of African Americans to the national war effort despite facing ongoing systemic prejudice and segregation.Cevap
- DThe efforts of isolationist organizations to restrict the employment of foreign-born workers in critical defense industries.