Amazin LeThi is a global LGBTQ icon renowned for her impact as a speaker, advocate, athlete, former competitive bodybuilder and cultural change-maker. As the only Asian LGBTQ athlete holding over 8 international sports ambassador roles, she dismantles barriers with boldness and purpose. Her advocacy has earned recognition from 30+ international organizations, including the Human Rights Campaign and GLAAD, and the title of Honorary Citizen of Georgia. Forbes also named her one of the top six Asian women to watch during 'Asian Pacific Islander Heritage' month.

Amazin is a luminary in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), serving as a sought-after speaker, advisor, and consultant for Fortune 500 companies, governments, and global sports entities. Her influence stretches from the White House to The Prince's Trust, shaping conversations on human rights, DEI, sports, and LGBTQ equality. Her journey from homelessness to global icon underscores her pivotal role in advancing Asian and LGBTQ rights.

She played a key role in President Biden's 2020 'Out For Biden' campaign as digital advisor for LGBTQ and Asian communications. In 2023, her story was featured in the first book from the founder of the world's first Vagina Museum - Florence Schechter's book V, published by Penguin Books, solidifying her as a prominent voice in global discussions on equality. In 2024, she made history as the first Asian LGBTQ ambassador for Pride House Paris 2024 Olympics.

Amazin continues her leadership as part of the Harris for President 2024 campaign committees, representing both LGBTQ and AANHPI (Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander) communities.