Christian privilege

“Any practitioners of any other religion other than Christianity” don’t have the free practice of religion or freedom of speech, they’re telling followers.

Americans can’t feel Christian privilege since it is so pervasive, so taken for granted, so normalized.

A Fox News segment led people to call my home and email me calling me “you kike faggot.”

All Christians benefit regardless of the way they express themselves as Christians in the same way that white people benefit from white privilege.

Brightly-dyed eggs and chocolate bunnies may seem harmless, but their ubiquity is a sign of the pervasiveness of Christian norms.

For this administration, there’s an impenetrable wall between “mosque and state” and “synagogue and state,” but not for “church and state.”