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Franklin D. Roosevelt did not directly take part in the Double V campaign, which was initiated by the Pittsburgh Courier in 1942 to advocate for victory over fascism abroad and racial discrimination at home. However, his administration's policies, such as the establishment of the Fair Employment Practices Committee, aligned with the campaign's goals by addressing racial inequalities in wartime employment. Roosevelt's support for civil rights initiatives during World War II, while not explicitly labeled as part of the Double V campaign, contributed to the broader push for social justice that the movement represented.

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