P aper Conclusion T his report is viewed as a beginning for an inclusive and ongoing discussion to examine the above recommendations, to explore other possible solutions, and to devise workable policies and detailed strategies for their implementation. There continues to be a need to use the correct vocabulary to define the situation. This policy, which by definition would be one of inclusion and empowerment, would produce wide-ranging benefits the arts, to communities, to the country, and to international relations. Thus, we can develop strategies that focus on those common needs rather than on the specifics of each constituency. Solutions which come from the communities.
American culture is still in the process of being defined.
If we are to find ways to encourage diverse expressions of that culture from this state's various ethnic and racial communities, solutions must be developed and executed within the communities themselves. An international model for cultural pluralism in the arts. A movement towards a policy of inclusion, a policy of cultural enfranchisement would be a giant step toward fulfilling the American dream of a democratic, egalitarian society.