Another white blackfellah, come on peoples! Black means black. You used a politically incorrect name for the novel so why not paint him as he is? I’m sure even in the 1960s there were plenty of “Black” people reading books about themselves. Still, it is a nice painting telling an interesting story and it looks like a book I would enjoy.
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Another white blackfellah, come on peoples! Black means black. You used a politically incorrect name for the novel so why not paint him as he is? I’m sure even in the 1960s there were plenty of “Black” people reading books about themselves. Still, it is a nice painting telling an interesting story and it looks like a book I would enjoy.