Perhaps a more authentic way to probe this topic is through the term "white privilege". I listened to a presentation made to USCCB by Sister Thea Bowman in 1989. Though dying of breast cancer and in terrible pain, she began her address describing the experience of being an African American Catholic by singing "Some times I feel like a Motherless Child".  This is not an easy to listen to speech. What is important though is that it was 1989, and how little has changed. So for that alone... listen all the way through. Look Sr. Thea Bowman up in wikipedia and find the scope of her efforts though slowly dying.    I believe she would say "Church, we gotta do more than issue another statement, suggest an action plan, and adjourn for lunch."
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