Just One Good Thing: Elevating the Arts and Humanities

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This episode explores the Biden-Harris administration's initiatives to support arts and humanities education and cultural organizations. From re-establishing the President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities to increasing funding for the NEA and NEH, these efforts aim to enhance public engagement with the arts and promote equity and accessibility. The discussion highlights the stark contrast between the current administration's commitment to the arts and the previous administration's attempts to cut funding and support for cultural institutions.

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