The Catholic Who Asked the Hard Questions 50 Years Ago @ThirteenWNET
The Catholic Who Asked the Hard Questions 50 Years Ago  @ThirteenWNET
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In 1973, the Catholic social activist Dorothy Day made the argument that anyone with a bank account, a mortgage, or a mutual fund is entangled in the systems of war and exploitation she spent her life fighting. From her rare interview with Bill Moyers, part of the THIRTEEN archives for The WNET Group's initative: Honoring Our Stories: Women Making History.

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