Phillip Bell, Jr. MA
Run In MY Shoes
A powerful journey through the history and present reality of race and prejudice in America, with a thoughtful call to action for cultural, physical and educational progress.
Run In MY Shoes
Run In MY Shoes is the title the author chose to describe the pace often required of African Americans to make up for the socio economic distance created by prejudice. The book traces the racial divide from its historical origins to the present era and presents a plan of action designed to address cultural, physical and educational needs.
Phillip Bell
Phillip Bell, Jr. MA, is a behaviour specialist who holds a BA in Psychology and a Master’s degree in African American Studies and Counselling. Following the completion of his studies, Mr. Bell founded the Metropolitan Achievement Club, Bell/MEAC Inc., a programme designed to address violence and negative social behaviours in the Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia areas.
“Run In MY Shoes invites readers to reflect on history, confront difficult truths and think carefully about what real progress should look like in modern America.”
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