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Women and Racial Inequality at Work in Brazil
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  • 1986Women and Change in Latin America.322 cited
  • 1985Race, class, and power in Brazil311 cited
  • 1992Rethinking Race in Brazil129 cited
  • 1970The Negro in Brazilian Society101 cited
  • 1977Women's Labor Force Participation in a Developing Society: The Case of Brazil21 cited

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