Kerry Kennedy: 'It would be a tragedy' if Kennedy Center is demolished

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What happened

The BBC’s Caitríona Perry spoke to the late president's niece, as protesters gathered at the venue to condemn demolition threats.

Key facts

  • Reported by BBC News and published Sat, 19 Sep 2026 00:03:53 UTC.

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  1. Is the Kennedy Center losing 'hundreds of millions of dollars'?

  2. Kerry Kennedy: 'It would be a tragedy' if Kennedy Center is demolished

  3. Hugs, kisses before tragedy: Indian-origin woman jumped to save friend, both killed

  4. Trump’s threats to demolish Kennedy Center sparks protest

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