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On the way out of San Francisco airport, I warned fellow band member Evan Strauss to prepare for a historic moment, as my Tiananmen brother Fang Zheng pulled over in his minivan. He had invited us to travel from New York to perform at a candlelight vigil for the 29th anniversary of the Tiananmen Massacre. […]
Author Archives: Rose Tang
Rose Tang is a Brooklyn-based writer, artist and activist from Sichuan. She campaigns on human rights in the United States, China, Hong Kong and Tibet. Tang's activism stems from her survival from Tiananmen Massacre as a student protester.
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