"Some Christians want to be buried in a Christian-only cemetery, not because they’re racist, but because it’s tradition." Actually, some citizens have objections to the whole "getting buried in the ground" thing en masse, given that land is finite and humans, less so. Compounding this is the idea that corpses remain sectarian post-mortem, which is equal parts appalling and sad as a notion. If I lived in a village with a modest graveyard of any provenance, I would prefer not to see it expand for the use of anyone. Including atheists, who never seem to want their own partitioned dirt naps. Is this possibly a case of discrimination? Sure, but perhaps not in the sense implied in the article.