text: (Part two of two) While Catholic voters are moving in to the Democratic column, white Catholics tip for Republican candidate Donald Trump over Democrat Hillary Clinton, 48-41 percent . . . .and Black Catholics something like 90-10 percent.
  
  "When you talk about issues of social justice, poverty alleviation, environment, immigration, social equity, all of a sudden you see an alertness among the Latino population" because those issues "disproportionately affect that population.”—Maria Teresa Kumar . . . and even more disproportionately Black Catholics and that for centuries in the United States.
  
  If young Latinos are also concerned about social justice issues, (Cokie) Roberts said, they will be important not only in fully representing the Catholic church "but also in keeping the church alive."  Something Black Catholics have been trying to do through centuries, rather than decades.