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Pulse Nightclub was a place of joy, belonging, and community. We remember those whose lives were taken on this day 10 years ago and hold close all who were forever changed by that night.

#PulseNightOfRemembrance #Pulse10 #PrideMonth #UU
A memorial graphic on a black background honors the victims of the 2016 Pulse Nightclub shooting. At the top, large white script text reads, “We Remember.” Below, the word “PULSE” appears in large rainbow-colored letters. To the left, a simple line drawing shows two people holding hands. One wrist wears a rainbow-colored bracelet. Behind the hands is a soft, glowing rainbow gradient that radiates outward, creating a warm halo effect against the dark background. To the right of the hands, white text reads: “We remember the lives, the stories, the laughter, the dreams, and the love that should have had more time.” The Unitarian Universalist Association logo and name appear in white in the lower left corner, and “UUA.ORG” appears in white in the lower right corner. The overall tone is solemn, loving, and reflective.
June 12, 2026 at 2:44 PM
kypride.bsky.social
Today marks 10 years since the tragic events at Pulse in Orlando. We remember the 49 lives taken too soon. Their legacy reminds us of the power of love and community. Today, honor them by reaching out, including someone standing alone, and telling your friends they’re loved. ❤️🏳️‍🌈 #Pulse10 #NeverForget
June 12, 2026 at 3:31 PM
scanmyphotos.bsky.social
Ten years ago today, 49 lives were stolen at Pulse. A decade later, the grief remains, but so does the love, courage, and humanity they left behind. Today is not just a remembrance of loss. It’s a promise that they will never be forgotten.

#Pulse10 #Pride
June 12, 2026 at 2:04 PM
roughdraftatlanta.com
Brandon Deyette talks story behind short film ‘Kitty’ screening at Out on Film

(L-R) Brandon Deyette, Luke Bucaro, and Rafi S. Perez on the set of "Kitty." (Photo provided by Pulse10 Consulting) Brandon Deyette is staying busy. When we hopped on the phone for an interview earlier this week, he was…
Brandon Deyette talks story behind short film ‘Kitty’ screening at Out on Film
(L-R) Brandon Deyette, Luke Bucaro, and Rafi S. Perez on the set of "Kitty." (Photo provided by Pulse10 Consulting) Brandon Deyette is staying busy. When we hopped on the phone for an interview earlier this week, he was just breaking for lunch on the set of a new project. He’s been working on a film industry-specific operating system that integrates things like scheduling and budgeting into one platform, set to launch at the end of January. He has a book coming out in February that he wrote with Young Bae, a tattoo artist on the reality show “Black Ink Crew: New York,” of which he’s also a producer.
roughdraftatlanta.com
October 3, 2025 at 12:01 PM
joehammond.bsky.social
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June 12, 2026 at 6:20 AM