Kerry Kennedy warns against Kennedy Center demolition
The late president's niece opposes plans that could see the Washington arts venue torn down.
Kerry Kennedy, niece of President John F. Kennedy, has warned that demolishing the Kennedy Center would be "a tragedy," according to BBC reporting. The comments came as protesters gathered at the venue to oppose demolition threats.
The Kennedy Center, a major performing arts complex in Washington, D.C., has faced unspecified demolition threats that have drawn public opposition.
Sources
- Kerry Kennedy: 'It would be a tragedy' if Kennedy Center is demolished — BBC News — World
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