The chapter title "The Double V" likely refers to the concept of "Double Victory," which was a term used during World War II by African American leaders and activists. It represented the idea that African Americans were fighting for victory both abroad in the war against fascism and racism, and at home in the fight against segregation, discrimination, and inequality. The "Double V" campaign emphasized the need for victory over racism and oppression on two fronts: the battlefields overseas and the battle for civil rights at home in the United States.
