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Black Chronicle is like a newspaper format and is a compilation of Black historical articles dating from 1778-1956. There are 14 issues with a total of 56 pages ranging from Slavery to the Civil Rights Movement. All these stories and advertisements are authentic. This revealing book printed like a newspaper format is cirriculum ready and has been carefully written by historians and scholars to read and appropriate and appreciated by grade schoolers as well as the PHD graduate.
The historical relevance to America's most challenging issues never before had a black, oriented product that has marketed both black and mainstream customers. The articles in the Black Chronicle strike a universal cord that can be appreciated by anyone who values the truth.
Black Chronicle is a must read for all who want to konw America's full and complete history.
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