Brothers Emanuel

This memoir by Ezekiel J. Emanuel tells the story of how his family, despite modest means, produced three highly successful brothers.

Zeke, a leading oncologist and bioethicist; Rahm, the Mayor of Chicago and former White House Chief of Staff; and Ari, a Hollywood superagent, all achieved remarkable success.

The book explores their upbringing in 1960s and 1970s Chicago, their parents' social consciousness and political activism, and the competitive yet loving environment that shaped their lives.

It delves into the family's Jewish heritage, their involvement in protests and social causes, and the moral lessons they learned growing up.