Reverse Colonization

David M. Higgins' \\"Reverse Colonization\\" delves into the ways reactionary groups utilize science fiction to create narratives of victimhood.

The book explores how these groups construct identities based on perceived oppression and marginalization, often employing science fiction tropes to bolster their claims.

Higgins analyzes the rhetorical strategies and imaginative frameworks employed to justify their positions.

The work highlights the complex relationship between science fiction, power dynamics, and the construction of identity in contemporary society.

It offers a critical perspective on the appropriation of science fiction narratives for political purposes.