Issa Rae joins a growing group of artists and creatives who have made changes after Trump muscled in on the platform for the arts.

Rae isn’t the only performer canceling their show at the D.C. venue. On the same day as Rae’s statement, the band Low Cut Connie announced they were canceling their March 19. “I was very excited to perform as part of this wonderful institution’s Social Impact series,

Adam Weiner, the frontman for the popular Philly rock and soul band Low Cut Connie, announced this week he has cancelled a March 19 concert at the Kennedy Center after President Donald Trump’s takeover of the venue.

"Arts institutions are one area that should be immune from our corrosive political culture," said the band's Adam Weiner

Richard Grenell, the center’s new president, told a conservative gathering that the “big change” at the center would be a “huge celebration of the birth of Christ at Christmas.”

Gay Men's Chorus of Washington announced that the Kennedy Center had canceled its upcoming Pride Month performance of a show titled A Peacock Among Pig

Ric Grenell says that the performing arts institution is planning a "huge celebration of the birth of Christ" for December.