Kyler Chittick is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Political Science and a Graduate Principal Instructor in Women’s and Gender Studies at the University of Alberta, where he received a 2022 Alberta Graduate Excellence Scholarship and a Lynne Anne Baldwin Memorial Award in Gender and Politics. He holds graduate degrees in cinema studies and politics from the University of Toronto and York University, respectively, and completed Ph.D. coursework in cultural studies at Queen’s University, where he was an Ontario Graduate Scholar and a Douglas Sheppard Wilson Fellow in Film. Kyler’s research interests land at the intersections of queer theory and critical sexuality studies as they pertain to law, film, cultural studies, contemporary political theory, continental philosophy, and critical social policy. His articles are published in Senses of Cinema and Synoptique and forthcoming in Porn Studies.