Become fugitive can be seen as a deliberate and proactive reclamation of the capacity to resist the forces of control and enclosure, by dissolving from the architectures of predictability and order, positioning ourselves deviantly to colonial-capitalist conditions of being, enacting a poetic and subversive flying from the hazards of visible structures. To become fugitive, is to seek ephemeral and autonomous spaces, not as a way of escaping the demands of the present, but as a form of self-liberation, and a disruptive practice of freedom. Such a practice challenges us to consider that another world is not only possible but also necessary, awaiting our creative emergence.

See also: making sanctuary, black bodies, slave trade, white ally, racial justice