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And heres a look at whats on prime time tonight. We kick off the evening at seven eastern with jeremy mccarter, coauthor of hamilton the revolution. At 8 p. M. , sean wilentz talks about the need for Political Party ands partisanship. At 9 15 eastern, fox news eric bolling weighs in on the virtues that define the United States. And at ten on after words, Karen Greenberg takes a critical look at laws enacted to combat terrorism. That all happens tonight on cspan2s booktv. K tv on welcome to the 3...

The now-defunct Checkerboard Lounge blues bar doubled as a popular UChicago college hangout before it relocated to Harper Court.  “We were there to be part of the South Side, to experience Chicago in that way.”—Ethan Michaeli (A.B. ‘89)

In a new ABC limited documentary series on Mamie Till-Mobley, former first lady Michelle Obama shares her experiences growing up in Chicago.

In “Twelve Tribes: Promise and Peril in the New Israel,” author Ethan Michaeli paints a nuanced portrait of an Israeli society.

From the blog of Steve Sheffey at The Times of Israel

For all the historical acclaim a journalist may have gained by being their newspaper’s first Black employee or by broadcasting brutality, that praise does little for the person trying to pay their rent. It does not even offer job security. Despite his many achievements, Lomax lost more than one job. But Lomax’s life is not only a reminder of the stark difficulties of media and of the protections writers deserve.

Ethan Michaeli's 'Twelve Tribes: Promise and Peril in the New Israel' goes beyond the headlines to reveal the everyday lives of the Jews and Arabs who call the Holy Land home

Three new books — Daniel Sokatch’s “Can We Talk About Israel?,” Omri Boehm’s “Haifa Republic” and Ethan Michaeli’s “Twelve Tribes” — explore various dimensions of the Jewish state.