Iqra Shagufta Cheema is a Postdoctoral Fellow in Global Literatures and Multilingual Pedagogy at Middle Tennessee State University. Their research focuses on new media cultures, transnational feminisms, global postcolonial literatures, gender and sexuality studies, and postcolonial film studies.

• Preface Iqra Shagufta Cheema 1. Acceptable Activism: The History of the Anti-Sexual Violence Movement and the Contemporary #MeToo Protests in South Korea Anat Schwartz 2. The Politics of Dwelling: Screen Memories of "Comfort Women" in the Age of #MeToo Ran Deng 3. Deer Women Dancing: Indigenous Visualizations of MMIWG2S Zoe Antoinette Eddy 4. Native Men, Too: Settler Sexual Violence, Native Genocide, and a Dream of Fire Nicolás Juárez 5. Ni una menos: An Intersectional Movement Maricruz Gomez 6. From the Confessional to the Ground: Understanding Indian #MeToo Feminism Amrita De 7. #RageAgainstRape: World Englishes, Protest Signs, and Transnational Identity Asmita Ghimire and Elizabethada A. Wright 8. Hashtag Activism and #MeToo in South Africa: Intersectional Feminism, Mobilization, and Impact Lize-Marie Mitchell 9. #MeToo and Everyday Sexism in Bangladesh Umme Busra Fateha Sultana and Fariha Jahan 10. "Smashing Spatial Patriarchy": #Metoo, #CreateAScene, and Feminist Resistance in Sri Lanka Thilini Prasadika 11. The Precarity of #MeToo in Pakistan Afiya Shehrbano Zia 12. Mosque #MeToo, Muslim Cultures, and Islam Ayesha Murtza and Atia Murtaza 13. "You are not alone": #EnaZeda and #Masaktach as Voices against Violence Antonella Cariello 14. #MeToo in the Post-Arab Spring Era: A Strategy of Resistance Jihan Zakarriya 15. The Iranian #MeToo Movement Farinaz Basmechi 16. #MeToo and the Need for Vegetarian-Feminist Approaches in Czech Republic Denisa Krasna

The revolutionary promise of #MeToo requires we hear about other #MeToos from across the globe. This book fulfills that promise. It teaches us that to bring an end to gender-based violence, we need to create more expansive feminist publics, to find new ways of mobilizing and connecting across time and space. This is a necessary, important, and far-reaching volume.

Iqra Shagufta Cheema is a Postdoctoral Fellow in Global Literatures and Multilingual Pedagogy at Middle Tennessee State University. Their research focuses on new media cultures, transnational feminisms, global postcolonial literatures, gender and sexuality studies, and postcolonial film studies.

• Preface Iqra Shagufta Cheema 1. Acceptable Activism: The History of the Anti-Sexual Violence Movement and the Contemporary #MeToo Protests in South Korea Anat Schwartz 2. The Politics of Dwelling: Screen Memories of "Comfort Women" in the Age of #MeToo Ran Deng 3. Deer Women Dancing: Indigenous Visualizations of MMIWG2S Zoe Antoinette Eddy 4. Native Men, Too: Settler Sexual Violence, Native Genocide, and a Dream of Fire Nicolás Juárez 5. Ni una menos: An Intersectional Movement Maricruz Gomez 6. From the Confessional to the Ground: Understanding Indian #MeToo Feminism Amrita De 7. #RageAgainstRape: World Englishes, Protest Signs, and Transnational Identity Asmita Ghimire and Elizabethada A. Wright 8. Hashtag Activism and #MeToo in South Africa: Intersectional Feminism, Mobilization, and Impact Lize-Marie Mitchell 9. #MeToo and Everyday Sexism in Bangladesh Umme Busra Fateha Sultana and Fariha Jahan 10. "Smashing Spatial Patriarchy": #Metoo, #CreateAScene, and Feminist Resistance in Sri Lanka Thilini Prasadika 11. The Precarity of #MeToo in Pakistan Afiya Shehrbano Zia 12. Mosque #MeToo, Muslim Cultures, and Islam Ayesha Murtza and Atia Murtaza 13. "You are not alone": #EnaZeda and #Masaktach as Voices against Violence Antonella Cariello 14. #MeToo in the Post-Arab Spring Era: A Strategy of Resistance Jihan Zakarriya 15. The Iranian #MeToo Movement Farinaz Basmechi 16. #MeToo and the Need for Vegetarian-Feminist Approaches in Czech Republic Denisa Krasna

The revolutionary promise of #MeToo requires we hear about other #MeToos from across the globe. This book fulfills that promise. It teaches us that to bring an end to gender-based violence, we need to create more expansive feminist publics, to find new ways of mobilizing and connecting across time and space. This is a necessary, important, and far-reaching volume.

Iqra Shagufta Cheema is a Postdoctoral Fellow in Global Literatures and Multilingual Pedagogy at Middle Tennessee State University. Their research focuses on new media cultures, transnational feminisms, global postcolonial literatures, gender and sexuality studies, and postcolonial film studies.

• Preface Iqra Shagufta Cheema 1. Acceptable Activism: The History of the Anti-Sexual Violence Movement and the Contemporary #MeToo Protests in South Korea Anat Schwartz 2. The Politics of Dwelling: Screen Memories of "Comfort Women" in the Age of #MeToo Ran Deng 3. Deer Women Dancing: Indigenous Visualizations of MMIWG2S Zoe Antoinette Eddy 4. Native Men, Too: Settler Sexual Violence, Native Genocide, and a Dream of Fire Nicolás Juárez 5. Ni una menos: An Intersectional Movement Maricruz Gomez 6. From the Confessional to the Ground: Understanding Indian #MeToo Feminism Amrita De 7. #RageAgainstRape: World Englishes, Protest Signs, and Transnational Identity Asmita Ghimire and Elizabethada A. Wright 8. Hashtag Activism and #MeToo in South Africa: Intersectional Feminism, Mobilization, and Impact Lize-Marie Mitchell 9. #MeToo and Everyday Sexism in Bangladesh Umme Busra Fateha Sultana and Fariha Jahan 10. "Smashing Spatial Patriarchy": #Metoo, #CreateAScene, and Feminist Resistance in Sri Lanka Thilini Prasadika 11. The Precarity of #MeToo in Pakistan Afiya Shehrbano Zia 12. Mosque #MeToo, Muslim Cultures, and Islam Ayesha Murtza and Atia Murtaza 13. "You are not alone": #EnaZeda and #Masaktach as Voices against Violence Antonella Cariello 14. #MeToo in the Post-Arab Spring Era: A Strategy of Resistance Jihan Zakarriya 15. The Iranian #MeToo Movement Farinaz Basmechi 16. #MeToo and the Need for Vegetarian-Feminist Approaches in Czech Republic Denisa Krasna

The revolutionary promise of #MeToo requires we hear about other #MeToos from across the globe. This book fulfills that promise. It teaches us that to bring an end to gender-based violence, we need to create more expansive feminist publics, to find new ways of mobilizing and connecting across time and space. This is a necessary, important, and far-reaching volume.