We don’t know why the U.S. State Department decided that female Ethiopian acrobats were a threat to national security.

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Chicago is seen as a particularly fertile launching pad for the stars of tomorrow, whether in acting, comedy, writing or dance.

RECOMMENDED In the riveting, too-short Chicago run of the forty-two-year-old Pulitzer-winning “A Soldier’s Play,” the young Black infantrymen play on the best baseball team in the U.S. Army. It’s 1944 ...