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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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Latest Issues

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Harmony

When you grow up as a church kid, you grow up singing. The hymns of childhood were terrible, because they were not intricate compositions, but were being written on the fly. As the Catholic Church came out of Vatican II and moved the langua...

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The parable of the barnyard

We learned to bleat because it brought us attention. We would jangle our neck bells and ram one another with horns, blunted from so many previous confrontations. We would sometimes kick out just to feel our hard hooves against the wood of t...

a month ago
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The Depressed Person

The depressed person confessed that when whatever supportive friend she was sharing with finally confessed that she (i.e., the friend) was dreadfully sorry but there was no helping it she absolutely had to get off the telephone, and had ver...

a month ago
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Against ambition

This newsletter is still on hiatus for a bit, but this post from the end of 2024 resonated with a lot of readers, so here’s a little something for the end of the year.

2 months ago
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  • Kaya Oakes

    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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