Issues of police brutality and racial prejudice/community based research project

Design a research study that incorporates anti-oppressive principles and methods. You will demonstrate understanding of how research can be conducted in a way that challenges inherent biases, promotes anti-racist and anti-oppressive strategies, and advances social work purposes. Identify a specific research question related to the marginalized community or population that experiences oppression or social, economic, cultural, or environmental injustice. Discuss how the proposed research project aims to actively involve the selected community or population in the research process and how their voices and perspectives will be prioritized. Identify specific participants, stakeholders, community partners, et cetera, that will be involved.  Select and justify the use of a research methodology (quantitative, qualitative, mixed methods, or other research design) that aligns with anti-oppressive principles. Discuss how the selected approach will enable exploration of the research question while challenging biases and promoting anti-oppressive strategies. Analyze a proposed data collection strategy using an anti-oppressive research lens, including how it will address intersectionality. Outline the ethical considerations to be addressed in the research, including informed consent, confidentiality, protection of participants from harm, and data protection and storage. Discuss considerations for power dynamics and researcher positionality and bias. Discuss how to interpret and disseminate the findings in a way that contributes to anti-oppressive social work practice, policy, or programs, including considerations for technology and how to ensure that the research findings are accessible and actionable.  Support your ideas in each section with relevant academic and professional literature and cite the work.