What campaign meant victory over Hitler's racism abroad and victory over racism at home?

The campaign that symbolized victory over Hitler's racism abroad and racism at home was the Allied forces' efforts during World War II, particularly the liberation of concentration camps and the defeat of Nazi Germany. This military success highlighted the moral imperative to combat fascism and racism, inspiring movements for civil rights and anti-racism in the United States and beyond. The war galvanized various groups to challenge systemic racism domestically, leading to a greater awareness of social justice issues and the eventual Civil Rights Movement.