Keeping It Simple

Constructive deconstruction means breaking down a harmful idea and then building something better.

First, you point out what’s wrong and who it hurts. You don’t stop at “that’s messed up.” You explain how the system works and who it protects.

Then you add the fix. You say what should change, what to do next, and what “better” looks like.

It’s not just tearing things down. It’s tearing down harm and building a safer, fairer way.