Part of what the author calls Taínofuturism that “depicts a liberatory future of indigenous renewal for the people of Puerto Rico (Borikén) in the archipelagos of the Caribbean and beyond” (56). This story is set after a failed attempt to deal with climate change makes things worse and after the United States loses a war with China, Borikén is then abandoned by the Chinese, the few remaining indigenous inhabitants create a livable habitat in the ruins.
BT - Solarpunk Magazine C6 -Puerto Rican author
C7 - November/December 2022 DA - 11/2022 LA - eng N2 -Part of what the author calls Taínofuturism that “depicts a liberatory future of indigenous renewal for the people of Puerto Rico (Borikén) in the archipelagos of the Caribbean and beyond” (56). This story is set after a failed attempt to deal with climate change makes things worse and after the United States loses a war with China, Borikén is then abandoned by the Chinese, the few remaining indigenous inhabitants create a livable habitat in the ruins.
PY - 2022 SP - 44 EP - 55 EP - with a note on the author on 56 T2 - Solarpunk Magazine TI - “Sidereal” VL - no. 6 SN - 2771-2850 ER -