#MeToo and beyond : perspectives on a global movement /
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Lexington :
University Press of Kentucky,
[2022]
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: pt. I POLITICS OF INCLUSION, SPACE, AND CHANGE
- 1. #MeToo and the Future of Feminist Antiviolence Activism in Australia / Rachel Loney-Howes
- 2. Tackling Gender-Based Violence in South Africa: Organizing, Calling Out, Embracing #MeToo / Denise Buiten
- 3. Changing Men and Masculinities in the United Kingdom and Beyond in the Wake of #MeToo / Stephen R. Burrell
- pt. II LAW, MEDIA, AND FEMINIST MOBILIZATION
- 4. In Singular and Plural Voice: #MeToo, Law, and Solidarity / Sritnati Basu
- 5. Language of #MeToo in South African and North American Media Discourses / Desiree Lewis
- pt. III HIGHER ED AND THE DISRUPTION OF EVERYDAY VIOLENCE AND EXCLUSIONS
- 6. #GamAni: How #MeToo Inspired the American Jewish Community to Look Inward and Where the Human Family Goes from Here / Keren R. McGinity
- 7. Intimacy, Transgression, Ethics: Scripts and Silences in Gendered Academia / Rukmini Sen
- 8. Queering #MeToo: Working toward Queer and Trans Inclusion / Elizabeth Whalley
- pt. IV TENSIONS AND CONFLICTS WITHIN #MeToo
- 9. On Being Public: Feminism, Sexual Harassment, and the Question of Palestine / Ruth Preser
- 10. NiUnaMenos: Beyond the Rally, a Field in Dispute / Fanni Munoz Cabrejo.