No it's not. I was responding directly to this:
A better question may be is it worth it for the government to subsidize research for humanities professors?
The article itself didn't have anything directly to say about the humanities as a field of study.
If loans were given out on a ability to repay standard, instead of govt guaranteed, humanities would get fewer loans, therefore, govt loans are subsidizing humanities faculty
Anyway, if loans were given out on an ability to repay standard then the biggest losses would be to health professions, criminal justice, early childhood education and other non-prestige career degrees toward which low income students tend to gravitate.