Antoinette Lattouf

But sometimes when I've had things that I've experienced, something I go, okay, sure, for me individually I can figure this out in my brain.

I can get through the court case, for example, in your case.

I can get through the media scrutiny.

I can get through the lobbyists.

I can go to therapy and I can work on the paranoia of being followed, right?

You go, I personally.

Yes.

Can have, you know, autonomy and I can get through this because I think as strong women, when you are put in that position, all it kind of does is you go, you have a moment of hell and then you go, nah, fuck this.

I have complete autonomy and I've proven to myself time and time again that I can fix this for myself.

But when it's talking up to a power such as the media or the government and we're seeing this getting more and more right wing, this connection is getting tighter and tighter and tighter, that's when I personally fully crumble.

It's against these really powerful institutions that are doing the wrong thing.

And culture is shifted by these institutions.

Yeah.

And we now see people... There are things that people are saying...

online or their political stances, quote unquote, that...

you know, three or four years ago would not be acceptable at all.

Yeah, people are emboldened at the moment.

Completely emboldened.

And that is a result of these huge, powerful institutions choosing people like you and not to be a wanker but a bit like me and having us as the figurehead and other women and other minorities and people of colour.

We are the problem.