Liberation Theology, Civil Rights Movement, Catholic Church?

I am trying to find a living Catholic historian, priest, nun, etc. who either played an active role in the US Civil Rights movement of the 1960s and Liberation Theology, or has studied and written about it. Does anyone know of someone like that? If so, contact information would be very much appreciated.

Thank you.

Gentle Spirit2008-02-28T08:47:27Z

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I would go to EWTN. com I think they might be able to help you. God Bless...

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HenryIX2008-02-28T16:54:21Z

Dorothy Day might be a good start. God bless.

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