We Are Going poems by Kath Walker ( Oodgeroo Noonuccal) Jacaranda Press HC 1964

We Are Going (1964) is a collection of poems by indigenous Australian writer Oodgeroo Noonuccal. It was published by Jacaranda Press in 1964.

The collection includes 29 poems by the author, from a variety of original sources. This is the first collection of poems by Oodgeroo Noonuccal (originally published as by "Kath Walker").

"Aboriginal Charter of Rights"

"My Love"

"Colour Bar"

"Son of Mine"

"I Am Proud"

"Namatjira"

"The Dispossessed"

"The Teachers"

"Then and Now"

"White Man, Dark Man"

"Corroboree"

"Cookalingee"

"Stone Age"

"Freedom"

"We Are Going"

"Tree Grave"

"United We Win"

"The Bunyip"

"Gooboora, the Silent Pool"

"Dawn Wail for the Dead"

"Acacia Ridge"

"The Unhappy Race : The Myall Speaks"

"Whynot Street"

"White Australia"

"The Protectors"

"Intolerance"

"Let Us Not Be Bitter"

"An Appeal"

"A Song of Hope"

Writing in the Sydney Tribune, reviewer Jim Henderson called the collection a "battle cry", and stated: "No one with a spark of humanity in their make-up will remain unmoved after reading Kath Walker's book of poems We Are Going...The racists won't like it, the cattle barons who make money out of the exploitation of the coloured stockmen will find it distasteful, but the ordinary Australian democrat will hail it...The book is in the genuine Australian tradition of Lawson and Co., and, though unique in that it is the first ever by an Australian Aboriginal, it can stand on its own feet as literature.