Residuum
Kaya OakesWriting at the intersections of gender, culture, education, politics, cancer and religion... and many other things.
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The point of entry
Recently, I had to provide my official bio for something, and it was demoralizing. My writing career, so to speak, pretty much ground to a halt in 2023 with the cancer diagnosis. The book that came out in 2024 probably flopped (I have yet t...
Tits
San Francisco, 1984. Via the GLBT Historical Society.
A girl is born and her whole world revolves around breasts. The breast is there to feed her, to shut her up, to nourish her, to teach her lessons about hunger and want, and then one day...
Orange baby eating an orange
Smugness is an attractive quality in zero percent of people, but it is also a quality 100% of us possess. Nowhere is that clearer than on social media. And Mark Zuckerberg is a man so smug he created Facebook as an optimized way of letting...
It's never enough
A few weeks back, the New York Times ran an opinion piece called “Why Aren’t the Kids Out Protesting About Trump?” It was written by Thomas Edsell. Edsell does not interview any of the college students he assumes are indifferent to Trump. I...
Needs
As a Gen Xer I have little vested in conversations about Millennials and their relationships to the internet. People my age have a mostly voyeuristic relationship with online culture. When a debate flares up about an internet celebrity, it’...
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Book #6, Not So Sorry, is available now. Teaching writing at UC Berkeley, living in Oakland CA, writing about gender, religion, culture, and life with cancer. This newsletter is free.
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