TABLE OF CONTENT

SCRIPTS AND EVENT INDICATORS

I Shall Quieten My Inner Self While Continuing with this Stroll 

By J.S-Pierpoint

ISBN: 978-1-965452-05-9 LCCN-2021917997

Table of Contents

1. Acknowledgements

• Expressing gratitude to contributors and influencers.
• Page 5

1. Introduction Preview

• Laying the foundation for the themes explored in the book.
• Page 13

1. Scripts and Event Indicators

• Detailed listing of topics and critical events.
• Page 14
• They are the people whose existence.
• Some unknowingly neglected their responsibility.
• They were removed from the land.
• Not called any of these tag names.
• Gentrification or Eminent Domain.
• Abandoned Their Motherlands.
• They failed to manifest the power.
• They refused to let go of a system.
• Do not mistake or excuse these forms of trickery.
• A nation within a nation.
• The Mound Builders.
• Some agreed to integrate.
• Many will fight amongst themselves.
• A sense of security within their segregated communities.
• Permission was not granted from those Aboriginals.
• Billions of dollars spent to suppress.
• Acknowledging having been bamboozled.
• Decades of debunking, de-fathering, de-mothering.
• Programmed to hate themselves.
• Labeling these people’s children and young adults as super-predators.
• Many failed to understand their current standing.
• Their children struggle to find a place in the world.
• Excuses about how life dealt them a hand.
• Many agree that women have the right.
• Waking up to planned parenthood clinics.
• Standing up against the most powerful nations.
• They’ve opted to out-source their talents.
• Distracting them for being a real woman.
• These “Cougars” who rob the innocents.
• They call themselves “Cougars.”
• Many continue to identify with these loose end titles.
• They threaten the survival of their children’s future lineage.
• Vast Opportunities Exposed.
• The world is at odds with giving respect.
• The system has socially engineered destruction.
• Continues to anchor them.
• The plight of Medical Apartheid/Experimentation.
• Speedy to cite forgiveness.
• Riots were televised with many dying.
• Designing their clothes when stitching by hand.
• Many suffer from being spiritually broken.
• Forget and lay ignorant.
• The fathers who worked from sun-up to sundown.
• Those olden days, trust was the household’s commodity.
• Many remain in fear of everything.
• Misguided by the paper.
• A paycheck without the environment to simulate wealth.
• The arrival of people from abroad.
• Grandmas’ of yesterday and today.
• Dead minds will not tell itself.
• Observed kneeling for the crumbs.
• Laws prohibited this culture from reading.
• A penalty further enforced the law in 1830.
• Living by code should be the primary.
• The cooking of these dishes.
• Mentor others to learn about.
• An adage, “Life supports life.”
• Enriched culture of women threw away their wealth.
• Push Back to Reject Those precious Meals.
• These young ladies were given a garden of tools.
• Teaching them how to present themselves.
• Transmitter and Receiver.
• The Matriarch.
• Created the products and controlled the distribution.
• Today, their music has been co-opted.
• The Secret to Following Their Culture Code.
• The long standing of Jim Crow suffering.
• Many are left with no family connection.
• Abandoned the power of mother nature.
• Not Dependent Upon Other People to Feed Them.
• The same ole answer applied.
• Direct Descendant to Grandma.
• Not welcomed into these establishments.
• Ancestors wept away in their sleep.
• Being indoctrinated is on a different level than being educated.
• Jim Crow and Black Codes periods of history.
• Taken through war or better-called rumors of war.
• The weaponization to control.
• They are killed while standing.
• Killing by Hanging.
• They have relinquished their power.
• Creating their rhythm with the music.
• Many hated to love this culture of people.
• Their messages echo and remain today.
• With no conclusion to the endless demands.
• FEAR, FEAR, FEAR.
• Many continue to reach out.
• Soon forget that change is not asking.
• The objective of the Civil War.
• New generations today are demonstrating strength.
• Being indoctrinated is an offset.
• Continuous journey should be a marker of freedom.
• Forget that they are the “geniuses”.
• Strategic Decisions.
• The oppressors and their collaborators.
• Near extinction in this physical realm.
• Emancipation in Simple Terms.
• A Perilous Future.
• Not Everyone Agreed With being Integrated.
• They continue to encounter smiling faces.
• The See is that germinates genius.
• Misled by their makeshift so-called black leaders.
• We will Repeat this message.
• Many continue to reach out.
• There remains greatness.
• Liberation and Survival Across Nations.
• Author Notes
• Personal reflections and thematic summaries from the author.
• Page 103

1. Epilogue

• Concluding thoughts and reflections on the journey of the book.
• Page 104

1. About The Author

• Biography of Janeth Simpson-Pierpoint.
• Page 106

1. The Author (Poem)

• A poetic encapsulation of the author’s essence.
• Page 107

1. Suggested Readings

• Recommendations for further exploration on related topics.