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The differences between whites and blacks are noticeable in various spheres of social life, such as inclusion in the formal education system, the labor market, even access to health services. These differentials are also present in access to sexual and reproductive health, with great disadvantage for the group of black women. This work aims to describe and analyze the differences by race / color in access to sexual and reproductive health in Brazil in 2006. Data from the National Survey of Demography and Health of Children and Women in 2006 were used. Descriptive analysis, Chi-square test and statistical modeling to verify the association between variables. It can be concluded that even today the race variable influences access to sexual and reproductive health. In some indicators, this effect is attenuated when controlled by women's education.

RAÇA/COR E INDICADORES DE SAÚDE SEXUAL E REPRODUTIVA: IDENTIFICANDO POSSÍVEIS DIFERENÇAS DE COMPORTAMENTO DAS MULHERES NO BRASIL EM 2006