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Xintian Tina Wang

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As seen in: Asian American Journalists Association, LinkedIn, MSN, MSN Singapore, Yahoo Life, Business Insider, HuffPost, TIME, Wiley Online Library, Aol, NBC News and
Covers:  arts, culture, trends, AAPI, DEI, business, innovation, gender
Doesn't Cover: politics
📝Words in @TIME @huffpost @ARTNews @teenvogue @VICE @businessinsider @Inc🗣 President @aajanewyork 🎓@columbiajourn

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Xintian Tina Wang is a journalist, author, photographer, and communication professional with 5+ years experiences in covering cultural stereotypes and innovations, including gender & sexuality, arts, business, and technology. Her recent work appears in TIME, HuffPost, Teen Vogue, VICE, ARTNews, Observer, ELLE, The Daily Beast, Inc. Magazine etc. She is also the Director of Events at the Asian American Journalist Association (AAJA) New York Chapter. She has a MS in journalism from Columbia Unive…

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Nancy Bowen Stood Up For Women Before #MeToo. Her Art Now Tells That Story

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By Xintian Tina Wang Verified, Brooklyn Rail
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Nancy Bowen still remembers the day in spring 1999 when a Columbia undergraduate came to her office asking for help. The student wanted to report her concern that a professor, Thomas Roma, had “acted in a sexually inappropriate manner” towards her. Nancy, then an assistant professor and the only full-time female professor in the visual arts faculty, brought the allegation to the department chair. What followed, Nancy says, was isolation.
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Journalism is increasingly pushing reporters of color out of the industry

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By Xintian Tina Wang Verified
| The Objective
Collage of images by James Salanga. Handshake vector via Amtec Photos, top headline from a 2024 Women in Journalism release and bottom headline from a 2025 article in The Guardian. When I left the newsroom in 2023, I did not yet see the scope of what I would face as a freelancer. At the time, I knew freelancing would offer me flexibility to write more of the arts criticism I loved after spending years as one of the only writers of color in a legacy business newsroom.
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Lucy Liu’s latest artwork speaks on motherhood, identity, and immigration

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By Xintian Tina Wang Verified
| JoySauce Verified
For much of her career, Lucy Liu has been asked to step into other people’s stories. She has been the razor-sharp lawyer Ling Woo on Ally McBeal, the glamorous crime fighter Alex Munday in Charlie’s Angels, the lethal O-Ren Ishii in Kill Bill, and the sassy Simone Grove in Why Women Kill. More recently, in Rosemead, Liu stars as Irene, a terminally ill Chinese immigrant single mother navigating her teenage son’s escalating mental health crisis.
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