“When advocating for constructive disruption, we conceptualise that disruption is simply defined as a break or interruption in a normal course or process. We live in a society where racism is normalised, and any act of calling out race inequalities in different spaces is a form of disruption. To enact disruption requires an understanding of the system in which you are trying to disrupt and what part you are looking to interrupt normalised racist praxis. [we need to] recognise core parts of the system and offers opportunity for transformation and change”