Class-Culture-Lives of Domestic Workers

1. Afro-Brazilian Women

2. Social Prestige

2.1. Neocolonial Domination

2.2. In-Line

2.2.1. Protector

2.2.1.1. Coded Silences

2.3. The Good Life

2.3.1. Failure

2.3.1.1. Post Colonial

2.3.1.1.1. Phenomenology

3. Elite Classes

4. Lowest Ranks

4.1. Sense of identity

4.1.1. Coroa

4.1.1.1. Mixed

4.1.1.1.1. Babdits

4.2. Indigenous American

4.2.1. Historical

4.2.1.1. Blending

4.3. Iberian

4.3.1. Ethnographic

4.3.1.1. U.S.

4.3.1.1.1. Race

4.4. Color=Blind Erotic

4.4.1. Black Conciousness Politics

4.4.1.1. Whitening

5. Lowest Paid

5.1. Mesticagem

6. Upper Class

7. Racial Dimension

8. Domestic Workers

9. Unequal Brazilian Economy

10. Middle Class

11. Ability to Pay

11.1. Baba

12. Disproportionately

12.1. DIfferent

13. Abolition of Slavery

13.1. Black Cinderella of Felicidade Eterna

14. Class Market

14.1. Colonial & Seigneurial Past

15. Servants

15.1. Disciplinary

16. Discourage dark skinner people

16.1. Street Children

17. Class formation & Differentitation

18. Regulated Law

19. Largest Single Occupational Group

19.1. Poverty

20. Abuse