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What if we lived in a queer solarpunk apartment that had greenhouses and solar panels and chickens and there'd be community areas and in the evenings we'd have out together by the fire, until I grew tired enough to lean on my partner's shoulders so we went back up to our apartment as the fire died down with our friends still staying up laughing and chatting wishing us goodnight. What then
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What would a solarpunk world be for Queer people?
So what would a Vision of queer Solarpunk look like? For me, it would take a lot from the already existing queer communes. I would hope that as we enter a solarpunk era that it would be a society that has the freedom that comes of rejecting binary gender expectations, rejecting sex-negative attitudes, rejecting toxic monogamy culture, rejecting body negativity and embracing self-expression and intimacy.
The autonomy inherent in a community that produces its own power and makes its own food such as is often envisioned by solarpunk would further free a community from outside pressures that currently create the systemic repression of all these things. Housing could be built to accommodate the needs of polyamorous partnerings. The apothecary model, which I wrote about previously, would mean trans people could begin transitioning without having to deal with with the gatekeeping of a cold and often ignorant medical system.
