Why was President Roosevelt reluctant to listen to calls for equality in the defense industry and the military?
A) He thought that ending discrimination in these areas would jeopardize the war effort.
B) He did not want to upset white southern politicians.
C) He was indebted to major donors in the defense industry.
D) He was strongly opposed to allowing African Americans to serve in the military.
Answer: B
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