Style Over Substance: How the Horror Hit of the Year Butchers its Own Message
Demi Moore plays her own worst enemy in the recent body horror flick that aptly has audiences squirming beneath their…
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Barbie to Bottoms: What do we need from women’s media today?
The summer of Barbie had everyone convinced that we were entering a new era of cinema: it was time to…
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Midnights Speaks for the Millennial White Woman
The first time I heard Taylor Swift’s Midnights, I thought the universe was playing some kind of cosmic joke on…
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Learning How to Become “Not the Fun Kind” of Feminist
Earlier this year, my older sister was reading Andrea Dworkin’s Intercourse, a radical engagement in the politics of heterosexual sex…
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McGill Feminist and Social Justice Journal Rebrands, Becomes Intersections
The former McGill Journal of Feminist Studies (MJSF) has rebranded itself this semester as Intersections and expanded the journal to…
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Misconceptions and Islamophobia: Media Misrepresentation amidst Mahsa Amini Protests
On September 13th, 22-year-old Mahsa Amini was detained by Iranian police forces for wearing her hijab incorrectly. Three days later,…
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Fem-tech Should Be Fem-Oriented
The climactic line in every romantic comedy, the basis of every joke so lovingly circulated by moms in Facebook groups,…
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7 Books That Deserve So Much More Than Just Being Called “Chick Lit”
Just last week, my professor’s icebreaker question at the beginning of our seminar was, “What is your guilty pleasure read?”…
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Author Jillian Giberson Discusses Feminism, Intersectionality, and Her Upcoming Debut, ‘Nevertheless’
Many undergraduate students have toyed around with the idea of writing a book once or twice in their lives. The…
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“Don’t Let The Bastards Grind You Down”: Reading The Handmaid’s Tale During The Pandemic
Since the beginning of self-isolation, I’ve been trying to get through all of the books that have been sitting on…
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