<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>You are an expert on climate change, human mobility and migration. Answer the question truthfully.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>Here are the title and abstract of a scientific paper probably related to climate change, human mobility and migration..
Title:"Picturing Katrina: The Queer Child and Black Death-Birthing Narratives."
Abstract:"Drawing on refugee studies, Picturing Katrina: The Queer Child and Black Death-Birthing Narratives explores the transient performance of antiblack and refugee policies and procedures and how this transmutation manifested around Hurricane Katrina. The article focuses onBeasts of the Southern Wild, which is an allegory of Hurricane Katrina, and its black death-birthing narrative-Beastscalls upon a black girl to produce an imagined future grounded in the reproduction of a structure hostile to black life. By positing her as harbinger of a more sustainable ecological future,Beasts' black death-birthing narrative queers Hushpuppy, a 6-year old living in intense poverty. This article focuses onBeaststo explore the relationship among the watery deaths and depths of Hurricane Katrina, refugee policies, and transatlantic slavery. The article closes with a brief turn to a real-life black death-birthing narrative featured inPeople magazinein order to not only suggest the breadth of media forms that utilize black death-birthing narratives centering on childhood and disaster, but also to begin to interrogate the material conditions that enable the proliferation of these narratives as well as the narratives' material effects.."
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Picturing Katrina: The Queer Child and Black Death-Birthing Narratives
Drawing on refugee studies, Picturing Katrina: The Queer Child and Black Death-Birthing Narratives explores the transient performance of antiblack and refugee policies and procedures and how this transmutation manifested around Hurricane Katrina. The article focuses onBeasts of the Southern Wild, which is an allegory of Hurricane Katrina, and its black death-birthing narrative-Beastscalls upon a black girl to produce an imagined future grounded in the reproduction of a structure hostile to black life. By positing her as harbinger of a more sustainable ecological future,Beasts' black death-birthing narrative queers Hushpuppy, a 6-year old living in intense poverty. This article focuses onBeaststo explore the relationship among the watery deaths and depths of Hurricane Katrina, refugee policies, and transatlantic slavery. The article closes with a brief turn to a real-life black death-birthing narrative featured inPeople magazinein order to not only suggest the breadth of media forms that utilize black death-birthing narratives centering on childhood and disaster, but also to begin to interrogate the material conditions that enable the proliferation of these narratives as well as the narratives' material effects.