what is sacrosanct?

sacrosanct is a community blog and digital space for and by LGBTQ2IA+ BIPOC to heal, self-define, and self-actualize through art, writing, and wellness.

what this space aims to do is:

- decolonize our healing and reclaim our self-expression

- dismantle our coerced assimilation to placate Western ideals

- define and reclaim what is sacred in ourselves

"i feel, therefore i can be free"

- audre lorde

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Feature: Public Health Researcher & Trans Rights Activist Carla Ibarra

Carla Ibarra (she/they) is a proud transgender Filipina immigrant born and raised in Manila, Philippines. Carla moved to Los Angeles, CA...

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May 27
3 min

Feature: Movement Artist, Choreographer, & Dancer Mia J. Chong

Mia J. Chong (she/they) is a movement artist, choreographer, and dancer from San Francisco, California, the Indigenous lands of the...

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May 5
3 min

Feature: Model, Artist, & Writer Kymil Jenée

Graceful, edgy, non-binary black-sheep of Portland, Oregon, Kymil Jenée, has a statement to make as an alternative model, mixed-media...

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Apr 25
2 min

Feature: Luis Cornejo, LMFT

Luis Cornejo (he/him) is an Indigiqueer Bilingual Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in the San Francisco Bay Area. From an early age,...

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Apr 15
1 min

Oh, See Disorder by Jack Cady

My Disorder requires bottles of hydrogen peroxide. I keep them by My Bed, and pour them over my fingers and palms Whenever I feel like I...

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“The function of art is to do more than tell it like it is - it’s to imagine what is possible.”

- bell hooks

what is sacrosanct?

Recent Posts

Feature: Public Health Researcher & Trans Rights Activist Carla Ibarra

Feature: Movement Artist, Choreographer, & Dancer Mia J. Chong

Feature: Model, Artist, & Writer Kymil Jenée

Feature: Luis Cornejo, LMFT

Oh, See Disorder by Jack Cady

“The function of art is to do more than tell it like it is - it’s to imagine what is possible.”

- bell hooks

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