Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots, led a group that included Meek Mill on a march in Poland on Tuesday in remembrance of Holocaust victims and survivors.
A yearly remembrance of the Auschwitz-Birkenau complex, the largest Nazi concentration camp during World War II, the “March of the Living” is a 3-kilometer route.
Kraft is a representative of his Foundation to Combat Antisemitism, which he established in 2019 to combat the hatred of Jews. According to a spokeswoman for the Patriots club, Kraft lighted the first torch at the beginning of the march.
Kraft was one of several well-known people who supported Mill’s cause. Mill was freed from prison in 2018 after being initially given a sentence of two to four years for probation violations related to drug and firearms offenses over 10 years old.
In the Reform Alliance, an organization that campaigns to modify state probation and parole rules, Kraft has joined Mill, rap mogul Jay Z, and Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin.
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