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Musical 'Parade' Opens Amid Rising Antisemitism Concerns
8/20/2025
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Story summary
- The musical "Parade," depicting the 1915 lynching of Leo Frank, opens at the Kennedy Center amid rising antisemitism.
- The production addresses historical hatred, with recent white supremacist protests reflecting past injustices.
- The controversial case has been exploited by far-right figures to promote antisemitic narratives.
- Frank's story remains relevant, highlighting ongoing societal issues in the U.S.
