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Conversation on the University of Georgia Yik Yak regarding religion. Oh, the effects of anonymity. How can institutions of higher learning provide students with opportunities to interact with, learn from, and appreciate varying religions?

Student Reactions from the University of Georgia Yik Yak in reference to new washing stations installed in the Student Center.

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0F3lhC-foY)

Jon Stewart’s sarcasm is quite hilarious, and it also highlights how deeply rooted Christianity is in  American  society. People who practice religions others than  Christianity are limited in their ability to practice freely without criticism or question.

Christian privilege is ingrained in societal structures such as businesses, music, holidays, etc. 

What messages does The University of Georgia send to students of a faith other than Christianity by having numerous Christian affiliated buildings sprinkled down a main road located on campus?

“And it is scary to know that if I were to get murdered tomorrow, as a Muslim, nobody would care. The news would not cover it as a hate crime. It would be because of a parking dispute or cutting someone in line at a grocery store. Maybe I would accidentally cut someone in line at an ice cream shop or take extra time while ordering my morning coffee.”