Intersections: McGill’s Undergraduate Journal of Feminist Studies

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Intersections: McGill’s Undergraduate Journal of Feminist Studies Intersections is a student-run publication focused on feminist, and social justice studies.

From first drafts to final edits ✍️💜Meet Intersections’ 2025–2026 Editing Team!
16/12/2025

From first drafts to final edits ✍️💜
Meet Intersections’ 2025–2026 Editing Team!

Meet the writers shaping Intersections this year 💜So excited to introduce our 2025–2026 Writing Team. Stay tuned for all...
16/12/2025

Meet the writers shaping Intersections this year 💜
So excited to introduce our 2025–2026 Writing Team. Stay tuned for all the amazing work they’re bringing to the page!

Today marks 36 years since the 1989 Polytechnique Massacre, when 14 women studying engineering at École Polytechnique we...
07/12/2025

Today marks 36 years since the 1989 Polytechnique Massacre, when 14 women studying engineering at École Polytechnique were killed in a targeted act of gender-based violence. This violent act reminds us that gender-based violence doesn’t occur in isolation; it intersects with structures that police who gets to belong in academia, in STEM, and in public life.

On December 6th, Intersections honour their lives, acknowledge the ongoing realities of misogyny, and recommit to building safe, equitable spaces for all women, femmes, and gender-diverse people.

01/12/2025

Intersections can’t be intersections without all of you amazing writers whose work is front and center in changing academic scholarship to better reflect marginalized voices and nuanced perspectives! So if you would like to share your work to our journal (either Online or Print) click the linktree in our bio!

Today, on Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR), we honour and mourn the transgender lives taken by transphobic violence...
20/11/2025

Today, on Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR), we honour and mourn the transgender lives taken by transphobic violence.

We remember their names, their stories, and the communities forever changed by their loss.

TDOR is not only a day of remembrance, it is a call to action. As violence and discrimination continue to disproportionately impact trans communities, especially trans women of colour, the Intersections team reaffirm our commitment to fighting for justice, safety, and dignity for all trans people.

Silence is not an option. We must continue to challenge transphobia, uplift trans voices, and advocate for systems that protect rather than harm.

If today brings up heavy feelings, please know that support is available.
💛 LGBT YouthLine
💛 Kids Help Phone
💛 Justice Trans (nation-wide resources for trans and gender-diverse people)

May we remember, resist, and continue building a world where every trans person can live freely and safely. 🕯️

🎙️ INTERSECTIONS PODCAST IS HIRING! ✨We’re looking for new team members!! Open Roles:Writers/Hosts — If you love feminis...
19/11/2025

🎙️ INTERSECTIONS PODCAST IS HIRING! ✨
We’re looking for new team members!!

Open Roles:
Writers/Hosts — If you love feminist and social justice conversations and enjoy researching, writing, and keeping a convo flowing, this is for you. Podcast Technician — Help us record, edit, and produce accessible, high-quality episodes.

If you care about storytelling, community, and collaborative feminist work, we’d love to have you.
(These are unpaid club positions.)

Applications close November 28, 2025
Apply here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScJ4tB1B3XafOOZUaSRpLG_K5B8vHvZ2IIwbQZe-CyjMons6A/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=101710941496648073002

From hyper-domesticity to hyper-sexuality, women online navigate a double bind of performance and power. This article un...
11/11/2025

From hyper-domesticity to hyper-sexuality, women online navigate a double bind of performance and power. This article unpacks how influencers like Nara Smith and CookingWithKya reveal the patriarchal bargain behind self-commodification—and question whether autonomy can truly exist under the male gaze.

Read the full piece on the Intersections website in our bio! 💜

Amy Xia examines the “comfort women” system and how state power weaponized gendered violence during wartime. Through sur...
10/11/2025

Amy Xia examines the “comfort women” system and how state power weaponized gendered violence during wartime. Through survivor testimony and feminist critique, this piece confronts how political narratives erase women’s suffering and reclaims their stories as acts of resistance and remembrance.

Read the full piece on the Intersections website in our bio! 💜

Through poetry and reflection, Sam Rabie reimagines love as both myth and method: something we fall into, theorize, and ...
10/11/2025

Through poetry and reflection, Sam Rabie reimagines love as both myth and method: something we fall into, theorize, and consciously choose. Inspired by bell hooks, this collection explores love as action, devotion, and the human desire to make meaning from feeling.

Read the full piece on the Intersections website in our bio! 💜

Morgan Delva explores how Scream and other meta horror films reimagined Black masculinity through self-aware humor and f...
10/11/2025

Morgan Delva explores how Scream and other meta horror films reimagined Black masculinity through self-aware humor and fear, turning stereotypes into commentary. This piece unpacks how these portrayals walk the line between subversion and tokenization in horror’s evolution.

Read the full piece on the Intersections website in our bio! 💜

Athena Kalaganis examines AMC’s reimagining of Interview with the Vampire, where Claudia’s story becomes one of Black wo...
10/11/2025

Athena Kalaganis examines AMC’s reimagining of Interview with the Vampire, where Claudia’s story becomes one of Black womanhood, resistance, and reclamation. Through her defiance, she reshapes the gothic heroine—and the vampire genre itself.

Read the full piece on the Intersections website in our bio! 💜

Leylie Meh explores the science behind sexuality, moving beyond the myth of the “gay gene” to examine emerging research ...
10/11/2025

Leylie Meh explores the science behind sexuality, moving beyond the myth of the “gay gene” to examine emerging research on epigenetics and identity. This piece unpacks how biology, environment, and experience intersect to challenge outdated views of queerness.

Read the full piece on the Intersections website in our bio! 💜

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