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Since Trump vandalized the monument to former president John F. Kennedy, artists have canceled and refused to perform there, and a television special drew record-low ratings.
Since Trump vandalized the monument to former president John F. Kennedy, artists have canceled and refused to perform there, and a television special drew record-low ratings.
Washington, D.C. — A wave of cultural cancellations has followed the reported vandalism of a monument honoring former President John F. Kennedy, an incident that organizers and witnesses have controversially linked to former President Donald Trump. The alleged damage, which officials say is under review, has sparked sharp reactions across the arts community.
Several musicians and theater groups scheduled to perform at the site announced they would withdraw, citing concerns about the monument’s condition and the broader symbolism of the incident. “The space no longer feels appropriate for celebration,” said one artist who asked not to be named.
The controversy also appeared to dampen public interest in a commemorative television special filmed at the monument. According to network data, the broadcast drew record-low ratings, a sharp contrast to previous years when JFK-related programming reliably attracted large audiences.
Authorities have not released final findings, and representatives for Trump have denied wrongdoing. Still, the episode has intensified debates over the treatment of historical memorials and the cultural consequences that can follow when they become entangled in modern political disputes.
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