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My People by Oodgeroo Noonuccal
My People by Oodgeroo Noonuccal
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My People is a powerful and essential anthology by the celebrated poet and activist Oodgeroo Noonuccal. Originally published under the name Kath Walker, this collection stands as a landmark in Australian literature, marking a pivotal moment when an Aboriginal voice began to actively analyse, critique, and bridge the divide between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples. Through evocative verse, Oodgeroo addresses themes of justice, dispossession, cultural identity, and the urgent need for equality. Her writing is both a provocative plea for human rights and an intimate reflection on the survival and resilience of her community. This third edition serves as a lasting testament to her legacy, capturing the sharp, emotional, and political depth of a woman who dared to challenge the status quo. Whether exploring the painful history of colonialism or dreaming of a future defined by reconciliation and mutual respect, these poems resonate with profound honesty. Readers will find themselves moved by her lyrical strength and her unwavering commitment to the dignity of all humanity. It is an indispensable work for anyone seeking to understand the soul of modern Australia.
Used (good, see images, minor dust jacket wear)
Hardcover
ISBN 0701626496
My People is a powerful and essential anthology by the celebrated poet and activist Oodgeroo Noonuccal. Originally published under the name Kath Walker, this collection stands as a landmark in Australian literature, marking a pivotal moment when an Aboriginal voice began to actively analyse, critique, and bridge the divide between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples. Through evocative verse, Oodgeroo addresses themes of justice, dispossession, cultural identity, and the urgent need for equality. Her writing is both a provocative plea for human rights and an intimate reflection on the survival and resilience of her community. This third edition serves as a lasting testament to her legacy, capturing the sharp, emotional, and political depth of a woman who dared to challenge the status quo. Whether exploring the painful history of colonialism or dreaming of a future defined by reconciliation and mutual respect, these poems resonate with profound honesty. Readers will find themselves moved by her lyrical strength and her unwavering commitment to the dignity of all humanity. It is an indispensable work for anyone seeking to understand the soul of modern Australia.
Used (good, see images, minor dust jacket wear)
Hardcover
ISBN 0701626496
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