A National Memorial Isn’t a Branding Opportunity
TJ Walker critiques a recent move by the U.S. President to associate himself with the John F. Kennedy Center, noting the Kennedy Center was designated a national memorial in 1964 and arguing that memorials are for deceased figures. The excerpt uses a sarcastic tone to question the President’s additional title as "President of the Kennedy Center."
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