https://everydayfeminism.com/2016/01/believing-christian-privilege/
Google found this. It appears to be the same 15 examples of Christian Privilege he was referring to in the video. I scanned through the 15 things, but I didn't read the explanations.
I read it. First of all, she's pretty clearly writing from the point of view of Muslims and maybe Jews when she says "other Religions". There are a lot of other "Other Religions" that don't have the issues she's blaming on Privilege. Which would imply to me while the privilege might exist, it's not "Christian".
She starts with:
Americans often cite “freedom of religion” as a reason to be proud of our country. But the truth is, only Christians are free to practice their faith openly – and everyone else is systematically oppressed for doing so.
Which almost made me stop right there. That's just not a true statement. I'm sure somewhere in America someone is being religiously oppressed somehow, but "Everyone Else" isn't.
Of the 15 points, some are valid. Some are not, or are stretched to try for validity. I'd still rather live in America as a Non-Christian than in many other places as a minority religion.
As an aside, I'm beyond sick and tired of the "You aren't a bad person, you just do bad things because of privilege" condescension that SJW love to use. It makes me want to knock their privileged little teeth out.
