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All but a tiny fraction of "public funding for the arts" goes to paying for arts programs for schools, to support museums, public galleries and performance venues, etc. And maybe I missed it in the article, but how does the NEA figure into this story?
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It doesn't.Originally Posted by Standing Wolf
All but a tiny fraction of "public funding for the arts" goes to paying for arts programs for schools, to support museums, public galleries and performance venues, etc. And maybe I missed it in the article, but how does the NEA figure into this story?
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