Frankie Huang

Frankie Huang

Frankie Huang is a writer, editor, illustrator and brand strategist. At The Emancipator, she develops pitches, works with contributors both seasoned and new, provides art direction and maintains the team Slack emoji collection. Her past work has covered contemporary Chinese society, the politics of food, and the intersection of race, gender, and culture. She has been published in numerous publications including The New York Times, The Washington Post, Electric Literature, Men’s Health Magazine, and many more. Prior to working in journalism, she used to run consumer focus groups in China, localize video games, and sling cocktails till the sun came up.
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Eugenics echoed in Trump Administration Health Policies

People with disabilities were among the first threatened and harmed by the Trump administration’s dismantling of legal guardrails and federal…

Nikita Redkar is ‘Yassifying’ the News so You’ll Pay Attention

The popular TikTok comic explains how world leaders are like ‘mean girls’ and why laughing at them creates solidarity.

With Violent Revolution, Hope Comes Requisite With Horror

For the granddaughter of Chinese revolutionaries, resistance exacted a heavy toll on family legacy.