didgeridoo

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Dr Rose says the didgeridoo is a man's instrument and touching it could make girls infertile, and has called for the book to be pulped.

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  • Socially and economically libertarian for reasons having didgeridoo, foreign languages (currently Spanish), light hiking, sex. —  Libertarian Blog Place
  • Debate about whether women should play the didgeridoo has been sparked by the publication of the Australian edition of —  News24
  • The section on the didgeridoo was "part of a general ignorance that mainstream Australia has about Aboriginal culture", the association's general manager Mark Rose told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. —  News24
  • "We know very clearly that there's a range of consequences for a female touching a didgeridoo - infertility would be the start of it, ranging to other consequences," he said, adding: "I won't even let my daughter touch one." —  News24
  • Rose said the didgeridoo, an integral part of many Aboriginal rituals, was "definitely a men's business ceremonial tool". —  News24
 

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