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Remembering Our Dead - Sabrina Loza (6 Apr 2026)

Remembering Our Dead · publicada el 6 abr 2026

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  • With a gender perspective
  • Respectful

La nota usa un lenguaje respetuoso. Tiene perspectiva de género y de derechos: nombra a la población lgbtttiqanb+, nombra el crimen de odio, usa «mujer trans», «hombre trans» o «persona trans».

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Quote citation text 2026 Date of publication

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balance

The bar grows with the weight of each problem in the rating. Empty means no pointing.

Derogatory terms No Markings
Name and gender No Markings
Blames the victim Leve · 1 señalamiento · resta 4
Sensationalism No Markings
Hostile speech No Markings
Imprecise terms No Markings

What adds points

Lo que la nota hace bien. Compensa una parte de lo que resta, nunca todo.

Gender and rights perspective 4 aciertos
Inclusive language Not applicable

Cómo leer esta calificación

  • ¿Por qué la calificación es alta? Lo que la nota hace bien, como nombrar la identidad de la persona, dar contexto o recoger la exigencia de justicia, compensa una parte de lo que resta. Nunca lo borra: una nota con señalamientos no llega a 100.
Cómo llegamos a 98 de 100
  1. Every note starts with100
  2. Blames the victim−4
  3. Gender and rights perspective+8
  4. Lo que hace bien compensa solo una parte de lo que resta−6
  5. Rating98

This note is the source of a case from the registry. Revisamos si nombra a Sabrina Lozam con su nombre y su género, como lo dice el registro. El nombre registral nunca se muestra.

What needs to be changed

  1. Culpa a la víctima · en una cita …to cause someone to attack Sabrina in that way. "We don't know if it was a hate crime, a crime of passion; the authorities will investigate". · "She was a fighter, she was a woman who had her own… «Crime of passion» justifica la violencia. Escribe «murder» y, si aplica, «hate crime». she says. crime of passionBetter saymurder

What it does well

  • Name the LGBTTTIQANB + population
  • Nombra el crimen de odio
  • Uses “trans woman,” “trans man,” or “trans person”
  • Da voz a colectivos y activistas

Where can we find it?

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abc Blames the victim abc What it does well «…» Textquote:

The murder of Sabrina , a trans woman, which occurred on the night of Monday, April 6, in a bar in Tlayacapan, shocked the LGBTQ+ community in the state, who condemned the events and demanded justice for this crime.

Activist Alida Martinez remembered Sabrina as a hard-working woman who owned beauty salons, which provided her with a livelihood to get ahead. "We mourn the murder of our comrade, our friend, our sister, of many trans comrades; I come to demand justice for the murder of our comrade, that it not go unpunished like so many others that have been forgotten."

She expressed confidence that the authorities would clarify the facts , stating that he didn't know what could have happened to cause someone to attack Sabrina in that way. "We don't know if it was a hate crime, a crime of passion; the authorities will investigate".

"She was a fighter, she was a woman who had her own beauty salons, she wasn't very well known in activism, she was a very quiet woman" - Alida Martínez, an LGBTQ+ rights activist.

She placed a candle on the altar to victims outside the Government Palace in Cuernavaca, as a sign of mourning for the murder of Sabrina and lamented that the situation of discrimination against members of the LGBTQ+ community is widespread throughout the state of Morelos.

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