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"Fostering Social Justice Through Qualitative Inquiry Second Edition addresses the differences that a social justice stance requires from the researcher, then discusses how major theories and qualitative methodologies are employed to create social justice in both the process and products of qualitative research"--

Introduction. Let's talk about sex: Promiscuous perspectives on sex and leisure -- Reflexivity and ethical considerations in investigating the links between sex and leisure -- Playing with danger: Encouraging research on BDSM as a form of leisure via reflection and confession -- Some memoirs of a male stripper: An autoethnography of hegemonic masculinity and heteronormativity -- Sex, power, and controlling bodies: The incels and pickup artists -- Making myself more desirable: Digital self (re)presentation on geo-social networking apps for men seeking men -- A porn of one's own: Feminist complexities with women's consumption of online sexually explicit materials -- Kinky people need kinky events: Kinkster events and Kink/BDSM products in hospitality and tourism -- Somewhere under the rainbow: Drag at The Showbar -- Sex on Wheels: The leisure sexscape of scooter ladies -- In bed with a stranger: Doing research toward a risky, reflexive, and promiscuous Leisure Studies.

ch. 1. Theoretical perspectives for social justice inquiry / Diana C. Parry & Corey W. Johnson -- ch. 2. Common features of qualitative inquiry / Corey W. Johnson & Diana C. Parry -- ch. 3. Discovering grounded theories for social justice / Denise L. Levy -- ch. 4. Leaning into the ambiguity of liberation : phenomenology for social justice / Anneliese A. Singh -- ch. 5. Ethnographic research for social justice : critical engagement with homelessness in a public park -- ch. 6. One day on earth : featuring social justice in case study research / Brett D. Lashua -- ch. 7. Moving forward, looking back : historical inquiry for social justice / Tracy Penny Light -- ch. 8. Participatory action research : democratizing knowledge for social justice / Bryan S.R. Grimwood -- ch. 9. Evocative inquiry : saving the world, one story at a time / Caitlin M. Mulcahy -- ch. 10. The future of social justice : paradigm proliferation / Diana C. Parry & Corey W. Johnson.

Despite much of the fear and ambiguity over the use of the term queer in professional and academic settings, we recommend researchers include the language and the population in the study of sexual identity. During our own recent research endeavors, where we both recruited and focused on Queer participants, we learned some important lessons. Based on these experiences we explore the existing methodological literature about accessing and including Queer participants, provide an overview of two studies that both invited Queer participation and examined the population's experience, discuss the benefits and challenges of incorporating people who identify as Queer, and finally present recommendations for future research.

Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Digital Dilemmas: Transforming Gender Identities and Power Relations in Everyday Life -- Feminist Theories and Digital Contexts of Gender Injustice -- Cyberfeminism and Networked Leisure -- The Contribution and Organization of this Book -- Section One: Theory in Digital and Leisure Contexts -- Section Two: Methodological Discussions and Guideposts -- Section Three: Dilemmas at the Intersection of Gender, Gender Identity, and Digitality -- References -- Section I: Theory in Digital and Leisure Contexts -- Laughing at Injustice: #DistractinglySexy and #StayMadAbby as Counternarratives -- The Trouble with Girls in Labs: #DistractinglySexy -- #StayMadAbby and #BeckyWithTheBadGrades -- Collective/Laugh -- References -- Digital Black Feminism -- What's in This Name? On Defining Digital Black Feminism -- Sites of Digital Black Feminist Activism and Knowledge -- Do It for the Culture: Digital Black Feminism and Digital Dilemmas -- Back to the Future: Why Do Black People Need Digital Black Feminism? -- References -- Section II: Methodological Discussions and Guideposts -- Online Qualitative Methods: Confronting New Possibilities and Challenges Within a Social Justice Perspective -- Project Background -- Traditional Qualitative Methods in New Digital Platforms -- Problematizing Offline Research Ethics for Online Methods -- Citizen Researchers and the Temporality of Knowledge Mobilization -- Conclusion -- References -- Appnography: Modifying Ethnography for App-Based Culture -- Geo-Social Networking Apps -- Feminist Theory, Queer Theory, and Digital Cultures -- Digital Ethnography -- Methodological Considerations -- The Digital Versus the "Real" -- Profiles -- Space and Place -- Contextualization -- Temporality -- Conclusion -- References.