Editors:
- Dennis Patrick Halpin, Department of History, Viginia Tech

- Jung-Sil Lee, Corcoran School of the Arts & Design , George Washington University

Contents:

	Introduction: Why do we deal with the "comfort women" issue in the U.S.? / Jung-Sil Lee and Dennis P. Halpin
	Part I: The U.S. grassroots movement toward legislative advocacy
	28 years of WCCW advocacy against injustice to "comfort women" / Jung-Sil Lee
	House resolution 121 (110th Congress) interview with Rep. Mike Honda (D-CA) / Mike Honda and edited by Mindy L. Kotler
	"Comfort women": The making of U.S. House of Representatives resolution 121, 110th Congress, 2007 / Mindy L. Kotler
	The "comfort women" issue brought to the forefront of the U.S. Congress / Dennis P. Halpin
	Part II: The "comfort women" movement becomes transnation
	The first academic conference on "comfort women": Its impact and legacies / Bonnie B.C. Oh
	Girls and military sexual slavery through a feminist intersectional lens / Margaret D. Stetz
	Can the arts heal the wartime trauma of sex slaves? Case study of visual art, film, and performing arts / Jung-Sil Lee
	Western language doctoral dissertations on the Korean "comfort women" 1995-2004: An annotated bibliography / Frank Joseph Shulman
	Assessing the transnational "comfort women" movement, 1992-2019 / Yangmo Ku
	The roles of "comfort women" memorials in the U.S.: Continued activation of the spirit of house resolution 121 / Jung-Sil Lee

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