Question

a. philip randolph argued that requiring african americans to fight for democracy in other countries was unfair because:
a. they were limited to military support jobs.
b. they were denied rights in their own country.
c. they were paid less than other soldiers.
d. they were assigned to dangerous jobs.

Explanation:

Philip Randolph, a prominent civil rights leader, was critical of the hypocrisy of asking African - Americans to fight for democracy abroad while they faced systemic racial discrimination and denial of basic rights (such as voting rights, equal access to education and housing) in their own country (the United States). This was a key argument in the context of the Double - V campaign (victory over fascism abroad and victory over racism at home).

Answer:

B. they were denied rights in their own country.