In�Black Passport,�Paul Akpomuje takes us through a journey of black African migration in Canada, tracing the complexities of�identity, the possibilities of�fugitivity, the weight of home, and the ways�borders,�paperwork, and diasporic placemaking shape and are shaped by belonging.This�collection is�an archive of radical remembering, bringing into view the everyday textures of space, movement, and memory�as�experienced�by�black African migrants�navigating�immigration offices,�airports,�cities, and classrooms. In this debut collection, Akpomuje stands out in his portrayal of hope, dreams,�resilience,�and the enduring possibility of survival.