Arts and cultural heritage fund certain appropriated money usage prohibition

Summary

The bill adds a new restriction to Minnesota law that money appropriated from the arts and cultural heritage fund cannot be spent on activities tied to the occult, divination, necromancy, soothsaying, Satanism, demonology, or pedophilia. It applies to any entity that receives those appropriations, ensuring the fund is used only for approved arts and cultural purposes. This matters because it blocks public arts funding from supporting controversial or illegal activities.

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