Who is Natasha Tynes?

Natasha Tynes is an Amman-based Jordanian-American author, social media strategist, writer, journalist, media personality, and communication officer. Natasha Tynes recently became the topic of serious controversy on social media after her tweet went viral on the internet.

Natasha Tynes- Birth, Parents, Siblings & Education

Natasha Tynes was born in Amman, Jordan in 1977.

She received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Jordan. Natasha graduated from City with a bachelor’s degree in biological sciences.

When she was in her twenties, the author moved to America to pursue a career in journalism. According to Wikipedia, Natasha stated that when she was growing up in Jordan, no one ever mentioned a person’s skin color.

Net Worth of Natasha Tynes? Salary, Earning

Natasha Tynes’s net worth is unknown.

Relationship, Married Life, Boyfriend/Girlfriend

Natasha Tynes is a married woman who tied the knot with her husband (name not available) many years ago. The couple also has three children together.

Body Measurement- Height, Weight, Hair Color

Natasha Tynes’s height is 5′ 3″ tall in feet and inches.

Natasha Tynes- Professional Career

Tynes tweeted about an Afro-American transit worker eating on a train in Washington, D.C. But her criticism backfired, as Natasha was widely condemned for being racist.

Moreover, some people on Twitter also label the journalist as a snitch. According to a source, Tynes’ debut book deal for “They Called Me Wyatt” was also canceled as a result of her actions.

In fact, the book was scheduled to be released on June 11, 2019. It’s about Siwar Salaiha, a Jordanian student who was murdered on her birthday in College Park, Maryland. Rare Bird Books was the book’s distributor.

However, they issued a statement in which they stated that they were working to cancel her novel within their distribution network. Natasha is currently employed by the World Bank Group as a Communications Officer.

She began her career as a journalist and has over two decades of experience in the media as a journalist, editor, and managing editor. T

ynes was a reporter for the Jordan Times and managing editor of Arabia Online.

Natasha later founded her own media company, “Tynes Media Group,” where she offered a variety of digital media solutions.

The incident occurred on May 10, 2019. Tynes tweeted around 9 a.m. that a wmata employee in UNIFORM was eating on the train.

In fact, the author included a photo of a black woman employee while tagging the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority account.

As a result, authorities inquired about the time, direction, and line she was on. Things went wrong when people started criticizing her for her tweet. Someone stated that this incident exemplifies why we all need to take an intersectional approach to racism.

Furthermore, a user tweeted that Natasha should write a novel about what happened when she didn’t mind her own business and labeled her a snitch. Many other tweets tagged her flooded social media.

Later, the author deleted her tweet and apologized. However, nothing went as planned, and she deactivated all of her accounts.

Tynes also established her official website. The woman whose photo went viral on the internet stated that she was embarrassed and hurt when she left.

The employee also claimed that as a result of the incident, she was unable to spend Mother’s Day with her children. Her union representative claimed she would have eaten breakfast at the next stop.

But it was rush hour, and the train was also running late. She didn’t want to keep clients waiting at her next assignment.

As a result, she decided to eat breakfast on the train. In addition, the Metro employee will not face disciplinary action as a result of eating on the train.

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Social Media

Her social media handles are unknown.

Quick Facts of Natasha Tynes

• However, when she moved to the United States, people began to perceive her as brown.
• The journalist later discovered that she is a minority.
• Tynes also appeared as a Middle East expert on a number of national and international television programs.
• She has also appeared on This Morning, Larry King Live, Foreign Exchange with Daljit Dhaliwal, Scarborough Country, Up All Night, and other shows.
• Her work has also appeared in the Huffington Post, Washington Post, Al Jazeera, Jordan Times, and numerous other publications.
• She was also the director of global training programs for journalists all over the world.
• The author was recently named by a UAE-based magazine as one of the Twitter personalities to follow in the Middle East.
• For her short story “Ustaz Ali,” she received the F. Scott Fitzgerald Award.