Sass Rogando Sasot
Sass Rogando Sasot is a Filipino blogger, book author, and international relations scholar. Born in 1983, she is known for her work in political satire and her contributions to the field of international relations. Sasot is also a television presenter and columnist, with a background in human resource management and international relations.
Education
Sasot holds a Master of Arts degree in International Relations from Leiden University. She also earned a Bachelor in Business Administration with a major in Human Resource Management from Hong Kong Metropolitan University. Her academic background has significantly influenced her work in international relations and political commentary.
Career
Sasot is affiliated with the Integrated Development Studies Institute and has contributed to various creative works, including the publication "Asian Century." She is known for her political ideologies, which include advocating for an independent foreign policy and neonationalism. Influenced by figures such as R. J. Nieto, Sasot's work reflects a blend of neorealism and Dutertism.
Her participation in protests against Bongbong Marcos highlights her activism and commitment to political causes. Sasot's influence extends to various social media platforms, where she engages with her audience on topics ranging from international relations to political satire.
Media Presence
Sasot is active on several social media platforms, including YouTube, Facebook, and X. Her YouTube channel, "Sass Rogando Sasot," has over 50,200 subscribers, and her backup channel, "For the Motherland - Sass Rogando Sasot," has over 3,230 subscribers. She also maintains a presence on LinkedIn and TikTok.
Personal Life
Sasot is a trans woman and has been influenced by both Christianity and Buddhism. She is known for her outspoken views and her commitment to advocating for political and social causes.
Publications and Contributions
Sasot's work includes contributions to the publication "Asian Century" and her involvement in various political and social commentaries. Her writings and media presence reflect her deep understanding of international relations and her passion for political activism.
