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Kaya Oakes

Writing at the intersections of gender, culture, education, politics, cancer and religion... and many other things.

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When I joined the faculty at UC Berkeley, I was what today seems shockingly young, just 28 years old, but I’d already been teaching for five years. My teaching experience had primarily been at the tiny liberal arts college where I’d gotten...

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For those of us who are not naturally athletic, exercise is a kind of necessary punishment. If you don’t do it, you’ll die, but when your body was designed to pick potatoes in a field, lifting, running or doing hot pilates is not “fun.” It...

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Years back, there was a pattern among theologians, religion journalists and clergy on social media. Many of them were into posting about the usual things you’d suspect from that group of people: God memes, videos of popes making borderline...

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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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