The Trump Administration has lost yet another battle with one of its most formidable foes: the arts. The Trump Administration also correctly noted that “Plaintiffs undisputedly lack any right” to receive government grants, which are competitive. Another famous example of this, closer to home, was the backlash to The Crucible (1953) by Arthur Miller. “Congress specifically set up the National Endowment for the Arts to insulate it from this type of political meddling in funding the arts,” said Steven Brown, executive director of the ACLU of Rhode Island. “This ruling is a win for our plaintiffs, and for free speech.”This article originally appeared on Erin in the Morning.