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The domestic work of wealthy Brazilian families is mostly made up of black, poorly educated, and poor women. This article presents the results of a doctoral research, carried out at the University of Salamanca (Spain), addressing aspects of self declaration of color / ethnicity by domestic workers. The research was implemented in 5 (seven) Brazilian cities, from different regions. Methodologically, it is a research of an interdisciplinary nature, qualitative and quantitative, that also adopted the methods of descriptive-analytical and comparative procedure. Instrumentation of data collection, a questionnaire was used, applied to unionized domestic workers (associates) and non-unionized (associated) domestic workers.

DIZER-SE PARDA, PARA NÃO SE DIZER NEGRA: AUTODECLARAÇÃO ENTRE TRABALHADORAS DOMÉSTICAS SINDICALIZADAS E NÃO SINDICALIZADAS DO BRASIL