Orlando: The world remembers, one month on

Yesterday (July 12) marked one month since the devastating shootings at Pulse nightclub, Orlando, and around the world, members of the LGBT community, allies and organizations have taken to Twitter to show their support for the victims and their families.

As a memorial continued to grow outside the club yesterday, some have been taking the opportunity to reignite discussions about gun legislation, while others are simply urging the world not to forget the 49 lives lost when shooter Omar Mateen opened fire on crowds in the early hours of Sunday, June 12.

The memorial at Pulse continues to grow one month after 49 innocent people lost their lives. #OrlandoUnited pic.twitter.com/VS4Q4R5uD9

— Justin Warmoth (@JustinWarmoth) July 12, 2016

Workers carefully packing mementos left for #PulseShooting victims. 49 crosses to be moved to @HistoryCenterFL pic.twitter.com/e9ysX689vc

— Mark Lehman (@MarkLehman6) July 12, 2016

Today marks one month since the #Orlando tragedy that claimed 49 innocent lives. It is time to #StoptheHate. pic.twitter.com/MItFDRBK98

— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) July 12, 2016

it's been 30 days since the #Orlando tragedy. take action with @HRC & urge commonsense gun safety laws: https://t.co/bFgmU0aMIl #StopTheHate

— tyler oakley // schedule pinned (@tyleroakley) July 12, 2016

On 1 month anniversary of #Orlando, we honor the memory of those we lost & recommit ourselves to #DisarmHate pic.twitter.com/h5FTmA9YDQ

— Rep. Mike Thompson (@RepThompson) July 13, 2016

One month ago today…. #ORLANDO

— Yvie's Pinned Tweet (@AdamantxYves) July 12, 2016

A mont ago, 49 people including; LGBT, their friends and families were killed in #homophobic attack. Please let us remember them #Orlando

— Lucifer (HE/HIM) (@bisialimi) July 12, 2016

one month since orlando. https://t.co/ZFOhDIvj73 pic.twitter.com/Sdu7nfnSFq

— revelandriot (@revelandriot) July 13, 2016

https://twitter.com/raymondbraun/status/752761376473542657

Watch the lyric video for “Hands”, the all-star tribute to the Orlando victims which features Mary J Blige, P!nk, Britney Spears, RuPaul, MNEK and more, below. Proceeds from the single will go toward the Equality Florida Pulse Victims Fund, the GLBT Community Center of Central Florida and GLAAD.

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