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A D.C. judge just tossed out the Kennedy Center’s lawsuit against jazz legend Chuck Redd, who canceled a Christmas Eve show to protest the center’s decision to honor President Trump — a move he saw as politically motivated. Redd, who never signed a contract for that specific gig, argued the suit was an attempt to silence free speech. The court sided with him, citing Washington’s Anti-SLAPP law, which shields critics from being sued over matters of public concern. Redd’s legal team called it political retaliation for his outspoken stance, and the musician himself is thrilled with the ruling — a clear win for artistic protest and public discourse.
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