Bronte Gould Bronte Gould i(12016475 works by)
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1 [Review Essay] Country Women and the Colour Bar: Grassroots Activism and the Country Women's Association Bronte Gould , 2017 single work essay
— Appears in: Lilith , no. 23 2017; (p. 122-124)

'Jones’ history of Aboriginal Country Women’s Association (CWA) branches in New South Wales (NSW), from 1956 to their disappearance in 1972, offers a new chapter in the organisation’s history. Jones uses both archival sources and oral history in her well researched and insightful book, Country women and the colour bar: Grassroots activism and the Country Women’s Association. Her book’s central focus is the ‘tracing of cross-racial mixing in CWA branches on Aboriginal stations and reserves’. Referring to the inauguration of these branches as an ‘experiment’ and ‘bold’, her research covers a seventeen year period.'  (Introduction)
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