Which dimension of racial mixture was most frequently used in the narratives of working-class respondents in Moraes da Silva and Reis's research?
A) Whitening
B) Brazilian negritude
C) National identity
D) Non-essentialist racialism

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Whitening was the most frequently used dimension of racial mixture in the narratives of working-class respondents in Moraes da Silva and Reis's research, reflecting a historical and social context in Brazil where lighter skin is often associated with higher social status and better opportunities.

Which Dimension of Racial Mixture Was Most Frequently Used in the Narratives