In a new interview with Lisa Desjardins of PBS NewsHour’s arts and culture series “Canvas”, RUSH bassist/vocalist Geddy Lee, whose parents survived Nazi concentration camps, was asked for his opinion on the tension now between free speech and rising hate that we see all over the world. He said: “Peo…
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