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Frankie Huang

Frankie Huang is a Chinese American culture writer, editor, and illustrator whose work explores public perceptions of race and gender, as well as immigrant identity.

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An illustration of a white woman featured as an expert on television cooking noodles.

“Noodles are tasty”: The economic implications behind race and cultural appropriation in food media

By Frankie Huang ● The Reckoning in Food Media ● April 25, 2023

Discussing cultural appreciation and appropriation is also about broader questions of who can get a platform to share food — and who profits.

Two red-gloved hands look through an open file cabinet. The body of works filed under “European Art” dwarfs the other section, titled “Other.”

Dismantling the unbearable whiteness of critique

By Frankie Huang ● Story Frame ● August 25, 2022

Critics of color, who are vastly outnumbered by their white colleagues, are key to the advancement of their entire field.