Summary
The Kennedy Center's president criticized musician Chuck Redd for canceling a scheduled performance. Redd withdrew because of the decision to add President Donald Trump's name to the facility. Legal experts question whether this name change is appropriate under the law.
Key Facts
- The Kennedy Center wants $1 million in damages from musician Chuck Redd for canceling his performance.
- Redd canceled after learning of President Trump's name being added to the building.
- The addition of Trump's name has sparked legal and public controversy.
- The center was originally dedicated to President John F. Kennedy in 1964.
- There are legal disputes about whether the name change required Congressional approval.
- The name addition was reportedly approved by a board appointed by President Trump.
- Kerry Kennedy, President Kennedy's niece, plans to remove Trump's name after he leaves office.
