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Every day, thousands of people pass between these twin cities, which form the second-most-populated urban area straddling the U. But on the U. In the mids, international media began to fixate on hundreds of gruesome killings of women: mostly young women of modest means.
News stories reported on bodies found en masse in the Chihuahuan desert, at times describing evidence of trauma and torture in lurid and objectifying detail. Those numbers account only for the women who were found. Many more crimes go undiscovered, unsolved and unpunished, enough that homicide on the basis of gender has generated its own official classification in Mexico and in much of Latin America: femicide. Femicide is not just the killing of victims who happen to be female.
Whether through domestic violence or sexual assault, the victims of femicide are women who were killed because they are women. Because of this standard's high burden of proof — and because so many women never have been found — official statistics are almost certainly unreliable. They are beloved daughters who have left behind an unimaginable and senseless void. They are the fuel of activism against impunity and injustice. They are the seeds of grief that blossom into art.
And they are beautiful, fragile memories that must be preserved. The reasons are complex and multilayered, residing at the intersections of privilege, class and gender. The vast majority of crimes are never punished, according to many researchers, including some Mexican government studies.
