 The Double V Campaign had limited success as while it promoted patriotism and support for the war effort among African Americans, especially as the allies won the war, it fostered a narrow appreciation for the complexity of African American wartime situations and did not address or impact the underlying structure of institutional racism of America.The campaign was also not a unifying force as many white, Southern newspapers and journalists criticised the slogan and characterised it as a dangerous revolution hence the government tried to get the black press to cease agitation in an effort for greater rights.However it is also considered to be a turning point within African American history which led to unity among the black population in regards to achieving this double victory in the long run.