Rose Ann Torres is an Assistant Professor of Sociology in the Department of Social Science at the University of New Brunswick Saint John. She has published books and many articles on Asian, African, Indigenous, and Women and Gender studies.

Dionisio Nyaga is Lecturer of Social Work at Ryerson University. He has published books, and many articles on African, Anti-Blackness, Gender, and Social Work.

Acknowledgements
Notes on Contributors

Introduction
Critical Research Methodologies
  Rose Ann Torres and Dionisio Nyaga

PART 1
Overview of Critical Research Methodologies

1 Critical Research Methodologies
  Positionality, Ethics, Power
   Dionisio Nyaga

2 Research Methodologies
  History, Issues, Tensions
   Rose Ann Torres

3 Torn Apart
  Racialized Feelings and the Ethics of Doing Research with One’s Own Community
   Fritz Pino

PART 2
Types of Critical Research Methodologies

4 Critical Ethnography
  Discussions of Ethics and Principles
   Rose Ann Torres

5 My Blackness is African
  Looking at Kenyan Man through Black/Afrocentric Methodologies
   Dionisio Nyaga

6 Storytelling
  A Critical Narrative Approach
   Rose Ann Torres

7 Research as an Inconsolable Mourning
  Reimagining Pedestrian Research
   Rose Ann Torres and Dionisio Nyaga

PART 3
Application of Critical Research Methodologies

8 A Black Woman’s Perspective on Leadership and Risk-Taking
  Exploring Research Methodologies That Can Transcend the Discourse of Mainstream Leadership Thought
   Elizabeth Charles

9 Accessing Math Anxiety in Male Elementary Teachers as Learners and as Teachers
   Khulood Agha Khan

10 Connecting the "Here and Now" with "What Could Be"
  A Critical Analysis of Imagination as Method Engaging Queer Futurities
   Katie Bannon

11 Black Afrocentric Methodologies
  Beyond Colour-Coated Investigation
   Dionisio Nyaga

Afterword
  Using Critical Research Methodologies: The Significance of Reflexivity, Resistance, and Response
   Rose Ann Torres and Dionisio Nyaga

Index