Arts Equity
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Stephen Henderson interviews Nate Wallace, Knight Foundation Detroit Program Director.
A new report from the Knight Foundation and The Urban Institute found blacks in Detroit have a harder time accessing the arts than whites. As a result, people of color are less likely to feel connected and engaged in their communities. Knight’s Detroit Program Director, Nate Wallace, recently wrote an op-ed emphasizing the need to break down racial and economic barriers to the arts.
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Arts Equity
Clip: Season 48 Episode 32 | 8m 39sVideo has Closed Captions
A new report from the Knight Foundation and The Urban Institute found blacks in Detroit have a harder time accessing the arts than whites. As a result, people of color are less likely to feel connected and engaged in their communities. Knight’s Detroit Program Director, Nate Wallace, recently wrote an op-ed emphasizing the need to break down racial and economic barriers to the arts.
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