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Art Is Democracy’s Essential Second Responder
Funding cuts under the Trump administration target diverse cultural groups, risking the loss of $2 million for Illinois Humanities and undermining platforms for marginalized communities, experts say.
Summary by Hawaii Tribune-Herald
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Art is democracy’s essential second responder
The relationship between art and justice is human dignity. In moments of societal upheaval, we instinctively seek the basics: food, water, safety and shelter. But we also require something equally vital but less tangible — art. Art serves as the essential “second responder,” offering us our humanity, a place to reflect and experiences of beauty, joy, challenge and risk, and sustaining us as we build and imagine our futures when we are weakened, …
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