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Sassy Latte is Sassy Latte, a Political Creative. They create High Femme photos, using their body as art, and juxtapose those images with political discourse. They mainly work on Instagram, creating digital content with the hopes of showing people that they can find self confidence and empowerment through political awareness, introspection, and critical discussions on intersectional feminism, mental health awareness, and body politics… and they don’t have to sacrifice an ounce of femininity to be taken seriously as an intellectual. They launched this space in 2017, at the request of their community on Instagram. This space has grown and evolved so much in the last four years, and they honestly couldn’t be happier. It began as a place where they could just be their toxic-ass self in what they thought was a safe space outside of social media, and it has since transformed into a place where they have learned to be more self aware, more vulnerable, and more intentional about the ways in which they cultivate community connections. In the end of the day, they want to build a safer and more equitable future for their children and theirs. This space is a place for them to dive deeper into ways that we can come together as a community to work on cultivating that reality. By joining this community, you are contributing to their self care as well as their mental health & wellbeing. You are also helping them to create financial security so that they can provide for their two children. This revenue is the bulk of their income, as a creator. It is honestly THE BIGGEST help to them as a single mom right now to have your support and they want to honor that connection within this space by creating as much exclusive content and opportunities for interaction and engagement as possible. They want to be intentional about the content in this space and the chances we have to come together virtually as a community. They want everyone in this space to feel safe, to feel seen and heard, but most of all to actually feel connected to everyone else and not only to them. They want for people in this space to have access to the resources that are fueling their reprogramming and de-colonization. They want for you all to also have a chance to get to know them better as an artist, creative, and as a comprehensive and complicated human being behind the content you love to consume. They want to be intentional about having moments of softness that are so quiet they leave you broken and curious in ways that louder moments couldn’t. They want to create a sense of curiosity and a sense of urgency around the concept of making mistakes and making amends. This is the place to fuck it all up, apologize, course correct, and rebuild. This is how they heal. They hope you agree that the world we are all working together to create for the future can only be done when we are intentional and aware of our healing. So let’s ask the hard questions, stumble onto answers, and grow together in this space with the resources they provide and the interactions we can share as a community.

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