Which of the following played a significant part in the Australian Aboriginal movement?
- A. Judith Wright
- B. Oodgeroo Noonuccal
- C. Jack Davis
- D. David Malouf
- E. Kevin Gilbert
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Correct answer: A. B, C, E only
Explanation
Oodgeroo (Kath Walker; We Are Going, 1964), Jack Davis (No Sugar) and Kevin Gilbert (Because a White Man'll Never Do It) are Aboriginal writer-activists.
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