"...other African Americans whose ancestors were exploited as salves like in the case of Georgetown University and the Jesuits?"

That's a stretch. Georgetown is an anomaly, founded in 1789. Most Catholic universities/colleges were founded much later, in free states or territories and at a time when anti-Catholicism was vehement, excessive and violent. The Jesuit founder of Boston College, Fr. John Papst, for example, was tarred and feathered and had his rectory and chapel bombed before being assigned to Boston. But Jim Jenkins, since you raised the question,  can you come up with some names, some Catholic universities (other than Georgetown) that engaged in human bondage, imprisoned liberty, as it were, to survive and/or raise revenues?