A judge has made a ruling in a case involving a jazz musician and the Kennedy Center. The musician had canceled a performance, citing a protest against the institution's renaming in honor of a president.
The Kennedy Center had sued the musician over the cancellation. The judge ultimately ruled in favor of the musician, awarding them $250,000.
Further details about the case and the ruling are available from the Galveston County Daily News. The outcome of the case has been decided, with the judge's ruling resulting in a significant award for the musician.
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