Run in My Shoes, written by Professor Phillip Bell, Jr., MA.  The focus of this narrative is to bring truth to one of history's greatest tragedies and sins.  This book is written in a chronological historical inquiry concerning the narrative of the expansion and enslavement of darker-skinned people from Africa by Europeans.  It highlights some of the ideologies, human pain, suffering, and an institutional control over a people deemed as “chattel” just because of skin color.  The hope is to draw readers into his passion of accounting for America's Historical Holocaust; contemporary set of facts concerning editorials about the arrival and treatment of the Black Race enslaved as beasts of burden all for profit while using Christianity to sanction the practice.  The book further showcase the evil genius and set-up of the American Peculiar Institution, the legacy of White Supremacy in America past and present, in hopes of educating the hearts and minds of many whom have and use ignorance, fear, and hatred for darker-skinned people in America and worldwide.

It is this author’s intent to bring about a bold, brave plan of action from this book and sport invention to help America and the World towards developing non-violent, spiritual, and intellectual practices.  Shaping a new deal of positive strategies is critical,  that will help this and future generations "overcome racism one day" as Dr. King stated very often during his ministry.