You obviously have no idea what it means to separate church and state.
When "people" begin games at public schools with Christian prayers regardless of whether there are non-Christians in the audience, just because they are in the majority and they can, they are oppressing the religious rights of the minority, and they are using a public event at a public venue paid for by taxpayers to do it.
If you feel censored, that's too bad. Welcome to equality under the law.
