Short form advocacy articles

• A Natural Connection
• Re-Militarization of Puerto Rico Exacerbates Environmental Injustice
• Puerto Rico Imperatives to Enact Energy and Climate Justice
• OPINIÓN: Las mujeres lideran la justicia ambiental en Puerto Rico
• Madres de la Tierra: Women Leading Environmental Justice Movements in Puerto Rico
• “Fuera LUMA”: Puerto Rico Confronts Neoliberal Electricity System Takeover amid Ongoing Struggles for Self-Determination
• Using the Anthropological Concept of “Core Cultural Values” to Understand the Puerto Rican 2019 Summer Protests
• Puerto Rico’s Seismic Shocks
• Una breve reflección sobre la práctica blanca de pintarse el rostro de negro/negra (o “rostro-negro”) en Puerto Rico
• Public Electricity: A Digital Roundtable
• The #RickyLeaks ‘Chat Bros’ Group Shows Clear Disdain Towards Puerto Rico’s Cultural Values
• The Race of Disaster: Black Communities and the Crisis in Puerto Rico
• Women Lead Puerto Rico’s Recovery
• Las Heridas Abiertas del Carbón
• Coal’s Open Wounds/ Las Heridas Abiertas del Carbón
• Many Puerto Ricans fear recovery plan could be greedy land grab
• La ruta mortífera del carbón: desde Colombia hasta Puerto Rico
• Racismo en Puerto Rico: ¿problema negado?
• In Puerto Rico, environmental injustice and racism inflame protests over coal ash
• The Making of a Community Activist
• What rural, coastal Puerto Ricans can teach us about thriving in times of crisis
• It Is Time to Transform, Not Just Rebuild, in Puerto Rico
• Life in the Aftermath of Hurricane María
• Hurricane Maria: Puerto Rico’s Unnatural Disaster
• Hacia la Energía Solar
• Ruin Nation
• Another Hurricane Makes Clear the Urgent Need for Rooftop Solar in Puerto Rico
• Coastal gentrification in Puerto Rico is displacing people and damaging mangroves and wetlands
• The Devastating Costs of Puerto Rico’s Solar “Farms”
• Toxic Racism in Puerto Rico’s Sacrifice Zone
• The Replay: White Passes and Black Exclusions in Latinidad
• “Mama’s Baby, Papa was a Racist”
• From Extractive Agriculture to Industrial Waste Periphery: Life in a Black-Puerto Rican Ecology
• Powering Life in Puerto Rico
• A Disastrous Methane Gas Scheme Threatens Puerto Rico’s Energy Future
• Racialization works differently here in Puerto Rico, do not bring your U.S.-centric ideas about race here!’
• Contesting Racism in Puerto Rico
• Traveling on Coal’s Death Route: From Puerto Rico’s Jobos Bay to La Guajira, Colombia
• Colonial Incongruence at Work: Employing US Census Racial Categories in Puerto Rico
  

Academic articles

• Coastal Forest Fisheries, Estuarine Livelihoods, and Human Well-being in Southern Puerto Rico
• Introduction: Centering Environmental, Ecological, Climate, and Energy Justice in Puerto Rico’s Social Justice Praxis
• Introduction: Global Black Ecologies
• In Defense of Black Life
• A Passion for the Sea: Human-Sea Interactions in Contemporary Caribbean Art
• Visualizing green capitalist renewable energy: Development and grassroots solar community alternatives in Puerto Rico
• Autogestión and water sharing networks in Puerto Rico after Hurricane María
• Negotiating Political and Moral Economies in the U.S. Caribbean after Hurricanes Irma and María
• Puerto Rico’s Coal-Ash Material Publics and the Summer 2019 Boricua Uprising
• Perceptions of Racism in Puerto Rico
• Black Latina Womanhood: From Latinx Fragility to Empowerment and Social Justice Praxis
• US Media Depictions of Climate Migrants: The Recent Case of the Puerto Rican “Exodus” (In Aftershocks of Disaster)
• Water is life, but the colony is a necropolis: Environmental terrains of struggle in Puerto Rico
• Identity Practices: Racial Passing, Gender, and Racial Purity in Puerto Rico
• Imaging Disaster: Puerto Rico through the Eye of Hurricane María
• Beyond blanqueamiento: black affirmation in contemporary Puerto Rico
• Brothels, Hell, and Puerto Rican Bodies
• ‘Pulling Up Myths from the Root:’ Designing and Implementing an Anti-Racist Curriculum About the African Heritage for Third Graders in Puerto Rico
• Latina bodies in the era of elective aesthetic surgery
• Puerto Rican Girls Speak!: The Meanings Of Success For Puerto Rican Girls Ages 14–18 In Hartford, Connecticut
• Hackingaway@Convention: Calle 13 as Culture Hackers, Sinner as Alternative Identity
• Dislocated Geographies: A Story of Border Crossings
• Sculpting Blackness: Representations of Black-Puerto Ricans in Public Art

Essays

• Génesis Báez imagina un sensorio matriarcal puertorriqueño/ Genesis Báez Pictures a Puerto Rican Matriarchal Sensorium (In Blue Sun)
• The Garden of Rooted Memories & Freelisting Ecocide

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