Vision for long-delayed memorial to Pulse victims finally comes into view
Orlando leaders plan to tear down the site of the mass shooting and establish a reflecting pool where patrons once danced in the gay club.
February 6, 2025
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Orlando leaders plan to tear down the site of the mass shooting and establish a reflecting pool where patrons once danced in the gay club.
GLAAD and Pulse victims are calling on Univision to scrap the scripted footage.
People can be seen bloodied, being carried away by others, and in a pick-up truck.
Some of those interviewed for the program say they were shocked by what aired this weekend.
Barcelona is only the most recent threat of mass violence against LGBT people following the June tragedy.
This is what scares our mothers.
All six victims who were in critical condition following the shooting have survived.
Equality Florida is leading the fundraising effort to support the victims, survivors, and their families as contributions roll in from corporations and people around the world.
Orlando's mayor made the announcement Wednesday.
A new tribute to the killed and injured reflects the struggle of Orlando's queer community to move on after America's second-deadliest mass shooting.
Five years later, the agony remains.
Chris Brodman was found dead at a birthday party Sunday morning. The cause of death is unknown.
The health care providers have decided to extend amnesty to victims.
“We have a saying that birthed out of the Pulse tragedy in Orlando, and it's that we don't just honor them with empty words or hollow sympathies. We honor those stolen from us with action,” said Brandon Wolf.
The news comes only days after the city of Orlando announced it would try to buy the location of the nightclub site.
Family members, friends, and even those who did not know the 49 victims killed in Orlando continue to pay their respects at the city's largest memorial site downtown.
President Joe Biden in 2021 declared the site of the Orlando nightclub as a national memorial.
Many media outlets are claiming the attack on an Orlando gay club was not a hate crime against LGBT people. At the 2018 GLAAD awards, celebrities weighed in.
The event, to be presented by a supposedly Christian producer, was to be held at a Chicago public school.
In 911 calls, 29-year-old Omar Mateen claimed that the attack was retribution for airstrikes in the Middle East.