History is a huge business in America. The American Civil War and the events, which foreshadowed resulted in great interest amongst average citizens. Slavery and Emancipation are the two leading issues of the Civil War period and are the most common themes depicted in the BLACK CHRONICLE.
As you begin to navigate the BLACK CHRONICLE these unique authentic African American stories will take you through real time!
We, Wilson Group Network Inc. presents to you the classic work from a series of new letters by Henry Hampton.
The Black Chronicle book
is a compilation of 178 years of Black history from over 400 authentic news articles sequenced in a newspaper format. This insightful book is original, documented Black history at its best. Educators, public officials, professionals, students, and persons of all ethnic backgrounds are embracing and reading what is fast becoming a much sought-after international treatise consisting of reference work on Black history. Every home and every person across the nation should have a copy of this book. A must-read for all who want to know America's full and complete history.
"Everyone needs a copy of the Black Chronicle book. It is one of the most relevant books in America today. How else are you going to learn about the trials, tribulations and victories we have experienced as a people? You have to read the real stories told by the people who lived through the struggles."
Maloyd Ben Wilson, Owner/CEO/Publisher/Founder of the Black Chronicle book.
Our History
Our Stories
Our Testimonies
told in REAL Time of
African American Survivors
About Wilson Group Network, Inc.
What is BLACK CHRONICLE?
The Company's (Wilson Group Network, Inc.) humble origins began with the idea of its founder Maloyd Wilson to convert a series of abandoned historic black newsletters into a softbound book. After acquiring the rights to these newsletters and other materials, Mr. Wilson produced the first copies of this book and began selling it shortly, thereafter. The rest is history, the sales and responses to the new publication have been phenomenal and far beyond expectation.
The Powerful Story of Black History Told Nationally
Black Chronicle is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of Black communities across the nation.
About Us:
The Wilson Group Network, Inc., publishers of Black Chronicle, is a Sub Chapter S Pennsylvania-based corporation. The minority-owned establishment prints, publishes, and disseminates vital information on the history and legacy of African Americans. Wilson Group Network, Inc. is proud to spread awareness of the many contributions made by African Americans to the growth and development of American and world culture.
An Innovative Tool For Education
Working in coordination and a possible strategic partnership with community organizations. Wilson Group Network Inc. is contemplating the planning and development of a pilot project. This project would utilize Black Chronicle and the corresponding teacher’s guide as an aid in increasing the reading proficiency levels of inner-city youth in urban areas of the U.S.
Black Chronicle reader and educator testimonials
“I am encouraging all members of my organizations to acquire a copy of The Black Chronicle."
Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Civil Rights Leader
“Black Chronicle should be in every household in America.”
Randall Robinson, Trans Africa, author of The Debt
“Discussions with Ben Wilson and Larry Hassan on the air concerning the Black Chronicle have been some of my most popular radio shows.”
Bev Smith, “Queen of Nighttime Talk,” AURN
“As teachers look for a way to make their courses come alive and provide the substance needed, I strongly recommend they take a look at Black Chronicle.”
Stephen Bullick, Social Studies supervisor at Mt. Lebanon School District, PA
“My district has purchased a number of copies for use in our middle and high schools and it has great potential in History and Social Studies classes.”
Benjamin L. McGee, superintendent of schools at Youngstown School District, OH
"On behalf of the CRAF Education Department, and our inmates here at CRAF, I would like to thank you and your company for making available such a unique and wonderful publication as Black Chronicle. Black Chronicle has enhanced our inmate library, even drawing interest from inmates who do not normally show a preference for reading. The historical and literary value of Black Chronicle is simply exceptional, and we hope you know the importance of its impact."
Angela Clark, Teacher, Central Reception and Assignment Facility West Trenton NJ
