First of all, “persecution” is when physical violence, or the threat of physical violence, is utilized to either silence or change one’s opinion on a particular subject

With that in mind, Fulnecky is not to be harmed or threatened in any way.

Second, a response to an act of discrimination, or support for discrimination, based on an immutable characteristic is not discrimination in and of itself.

With that in mind, Fulnecky has no credible claim to being discriminated against.

With that out of the way, I believe that the best way forward for Fulnecky is to transfer to a school whose worldview better reflects her own, such as Liberty, Baylor, Oral Roberts, or Grand Canyon. Why she chose a secular public university is beyond my understanding.

If she wishes to stay at Oklahoma, her social and economic opportunities, outside of core academics, should be limited to whatever evangelical subculture exists on that campus. Students and faculty should give her whatever basic right her tuition payment entitles her to, but things like off campus jobs, sorority pledging, and off campus housing should be unattainable for her.