Sass Sasot is a writer, teacher and LGBT activist from the Philippines. She lives and works in the Netherlands. Sass is transgender and advocates for the rights of other women and men who face issues because of their gender. The woman spoke at the UN, teaches international relations at the university, heads several public organizations. She has received prestigious awards and awards for active citizenship.

Biography: What Does Wikipedia Say?

Sass Rogando Sasot was born in the Philippines. For unknown reasons, open sources persistently attribute to her the age of 21-22 years. It is not true. Sass hasn’t released any details about her birthday, but recently let slip that she was born in 1982. She looks very good, so many do not believe in her real age. Sasot does not talk about her childhood and parents. This is due to the fact that the active position of a woman can create discomfort for them in their homeland, where the protection of human rights is not at a very high level.

In 2000, Sass first participated in a campaign to support transgender people in the Philippines. In 2002, she co-founded the Society for Transgender Women. This organization has become a leading force in Asia, so in 2009 Sasot was invited to the UN meeting in New York. There she delivered a speech in which she spoke about the current problems of the LGBT community, her plans and goals.

To conduct social activities Sass had to leave his native country. The activist received asylum in the Netherlands. There Sasot entered Leiden College. In 2017, she received a diploma of higher education in the direction of “International Relations”. The transgender woman continued her research work and received a scientific degree. Until 2021, she taught at Leiden University (Netherlands).

Now, in addition to social activities, Sasot has begun journalistic activities. She writes a political column for a print publication and is affiliated with SMNI News Channel (Philippines).

Sasot’s Gender and Real Name

Sass Rogando Sasot uses this fully qualified name to identify itself. Sasot is her real last name because she had a brother, Sky, who used the same last name. He died in 2014. His photo was used several times by the activist’s haters to show what Sass was like before the gender change. However, these are only black manipulations that offend the feelings of a Filipino public figure. Moreover, in 2009, the girl spoke at the UN as a fairly attractive woman. This is easy to verify by watching the video from the meeting of the organization. For this reason, the question of the gender of this person is quite controversial. We express only value judgments in this regard.

She does not hide her gender. The activist believes that she is a woman, so today she should be attributed to this gender. Since childhood, she felt like a girl, so in adulthood she underwent a sex change operation. Some sources contain details of the transition of a man into a woman’s body (hormone therapy, operations, etc.), but they do not have links to primary sources, so they cannot be considered 100% reliable.

The girl actively demonstrates her femininity. There are even quite hot photos on her instagram.

Personal life: boyfriend or girlfriend

There is very little information on the internet about Sass’s personal life. It is impossible to assess her sexual orientation. Maybe she has a boyfriend. There is only one photo on Instagram with a guy. This is designer Nix Alañon. The nature of their relationship is not entirely clear.

Net Worth

The woman earns by teaching and journalism. She is not very rich. Her capital does not exceed several hundred thousand dollars.