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It's been one year since the deadliest shooting in United States history when 49 people were shot and killed and 58 others wounded after a man opened fire inside Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, Florida.
It was a day that shook the entire country -- and world.
Today, one day after tens of thousands of people participated in the Resist March during LGBTQ Pride Weekend in West Hollywood and D.C., thousands are paying tribute to the lives lost on June 12, 2016 in one of the most horrific terrorist attacks-hate crimes our country has seen.
Hillary Clinton, Demi Lovato and Matt Bomer are just a few of the celebrities paying their respects via social media. See the rest below.
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View StoryMy heart is with the loved ones of the 49 people killed at Pulse, the city of Orlando, & the LGBT community. #WeWillNotLetHateWin pic.twitter.com/K8BkUW2GVt
@HillaryClinton
We will NEVER FORGET the victims who lost their lives one year ago today in the horrific #PulseNightClub shooting. #OrlandoUnitedDay pic.twitter.com/OFFUVAFBJM
@realDonaldTrump
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Solemn today. Thinking of the families of those taken from us at Pulse nightclub in Orlando a year ago. Send some love into the world today!
@troyesivan
Today we remember the lives that were lost and forever changed at Pulse Nighclub a year ago. Sending love and solidarity today and always. pic.twitter.com/hr0DFi9yRl
@teganandsara
Remembering the victims of the Pulse attack and their families today. Sending my love to the LGBTQ community. #PrideMonth2017
@shannonpurser
today we remember the 49 beautiful lives lost one year ago. They are never forgotten. Love is love, love conquers. #OrlandoUnitedDay pic.twitter.com/ZaLr19QCom
@thekatiestevens
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You can watch the Gaycation special about the Pulse Shooting in Orlando now. Sending ❤️2 everyone. #OrlandoUnitedDayhttps://t.co/3IR8Ok1Ur7
@EllenPage
Today we honor & remember the 49 souls taken from us 1 year ago. We will not forget. Spread some extra kindness today 💔 #OrlandoUnitedDay pic.twitter.com/EIiNsB8V5M
@scotthoying
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#OrlandoUnitedDay #OrlandoStrong We Bostonians stand united with you! pic.twitter.com/ZnHcsACNXQ
@DonnieWahlberg
A year ago today 49 people went to #Pulse to dance and to meet friends but never came home. We remember them now and always. #OrlandoStrong pic.twitter.com/awUQhJMDU9
@TheRealLukevans
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One year later. Never Forget. #Pulse pic.twitter.com/pCfbdccoU1
@billyeichner
A year later, and the loss and the shock still feels like just this morning.
@Lin_Manuel
Thinking about you today Orlando.
Always. #Pulse
1 yr after Orlando, let's again rmbr those we lost & put a stop 2 hate violence. #WeAreOrlando #HonorThemWithAction https://t.co/uG3ieHlLpK
@MattBomer
