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Let’s talk about expectations. When you came into this, many of us knew who you were and had high expectations for you and your performance. How did you feel, going into Drag Race with so much on your back? I thought that people were just going to think, Oh, they gave it to her because she’s Sasha, and not look at all the Funny in memory of Jim Brown Cleveland Browns 1957 1965 thank you for the memories signature shirt and I love this work that I’m doing. I wanted it to be so in your face that you couldn’t help it. I worked myself like crazy before going in to film. I just wanted to make everything I had control over be so tight so when I went into filming, I didn’t have to worry about having to stone something or that the hair wasn’t there. I overprepared so when I was there I could think of the challenge and do my best. I took acting classes before, joined a few improv classes, I made sure to get all these tools that I could utilize so that I had a good hand to play when I was there.Photo: Raul Romo / Styled by Lateef Abdullah

It means that the Funny in memory of Jim Brown Cleveland Browns 1957 1965 thank you for the memories signature shirt and I love this 20 years of my hard work are not just being rewarded but recognized. I don’t even know what it means to me personally, but I know what it means to the world for someone like me to win. It’s also less scary when this personal goal of mine, that my whole chosen family stopped their lives for, comes with a bigger purpose. Just to see me succeed and see me come into my purpose would mean so much for all the queer Polynesian kids that are stuck in really hard situations. There’s people on Instagram who tell me that they’re also former Jehovah’s Witnesses. So many people connect to the things we are so afraid of and vulnerable about. Once you know that your vulnerability is actually your strength, that’s the key to letting all of that stuff go. I think that’s why people resonate with me so much—I’m not afraid to make friends with my trauma, smoke a joint with them, and then tell them to go.You said you waited this long to be on Drag Race because you were waiting for “your wave.” You let the other girls take theirs, but you knew this one was yours. Could you tell me about timing and what made this the right moment?

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