VIDEO: Kaitlyn Schallhorn joins TheBlaze's Dana Loesch to discuss ‘Christian privilege’ bulletin boards

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Sterling Beard | Former Director Content Creator Recruitment, Zenger News

April 2, 2015, 8:36 am ET

A bulletin board in an Appalachian State University residence hall—put up by a resident assistant—claims that Christian students have more “privilege” because of their faith.

Campus Reform reporter Kaitlyn Schallhorn joined The Blaze’s “Dana” show Wednesday evening to discuss App State’s students’ reactions to the board.

“They don’t create any kind of diversity of thought whatsoever, they definitely don’t promote diversity among religions or the faiths of students. They only marginalize these students and make them feel very uncomfortable,” Schallhorn said.

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Sterling Beard

Former Director Content Creator Recruitment, Zenger News

Sterling Beard was the former Director Content Creator Recruitment at Zenger News, Campus Reform's Director of Journalism Training, and Editor in Chief. In 2017, Sterling was named to The Chronicle of Higher Education's Influence List, one of nine people who "affected federal policy, campus culture, and the national conversation about education in 2017 — and who are likely to remain influential in the year ahead."

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VIDEO: Kaitlyn Schallhorn joins TheBlaze's Dana Loesch to discuss ‘Christian privilege’ bulletin boards

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