Racism, heterosexism and cissexism are forms of oppression that expose racialized, sexually diverse and trans youths to violence. We explored youth’s victimization experiences in the past 12 months according to these forms of oppression in an intersectional perspective. The sample is composed of 2,276 people aged 14 to 23 recruited throughout the province of Quebec. The findings revealed that non-heterosexual, trans or questioning participants were more likely to experience victimization, especially when they were also racialized. These results highlight the vulnerability of these youths as well as the relevance of the intersectional approach to better understand their victimization experiences.