Kennedy Center to Cover $250,000 Legal Fees of Jazz Musician Who Protested Trump Takeover
The Kennedy Center will cover the legal fees of Chuck Redd, the jazz musician it tried to sue for cancelling a show in protest of the Trump takeover
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