Culturally Appropriate single work   poetry   "Hey, brother you heard them words"
Issue Details: First known date: 2002... 2002 Culturally Appropriate
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    y separately published work icon Talkin' About Country Kerry Reed-Gilbert , Canberra : Kuracca Communications , 2002 Z975620 2002 selected work poetry

    Talkin' About Country follows her previous works, Black Woman, Black Life (Wakefield Press, 1996), Message Stick (IAD Press, 1997), and The Strength of Us Women: Black Women Speak (Ginninderra Press, 2000).

         Canberra : Kuracca Communications , 2002     pg. 23
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    y separately published work icon National Bulletin vol. 24 no. 3 Spring 2014 10637776 2014 periodical issue 2014 pg. 13
    Note: Editor's note: Kerry Reed Gilbert’s original poem, ‘Culturally Appropriate?’ (below), was first published in Talkin’ About Country in 2002 and is re-printed here with Kerry’s permission, including a new final stanza she added just for Pamela.
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