New York (CNN)France remains in mourning after attacks on magazine Charlie Hebdo and other targets, including a kosher grocery store, left 17 dead and more critically injured. Tributes have been pouring in to the victims, as well as messages of support for the magazine. People everywhere took to social media to express solidarity. #charliehebdo circled the globe, along with #jesuischarlie translated into scores of different languages. Such was the outpouring of support, Twitter confirmed #jesuischarlie had become one of the most popular hashtags in history. Also trending were hashtags #JeSuisJuif, #JeSuisAhmed and #JeSuisHumain; people looking to show solidarity with all the victims of the terror rampage, including the police officers who were shot while defending Hebdo's employees.
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Vigils were held worldwide to honor victims of the attack in Paris
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Cartoonists everywhere took up pencils to express solidarity
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People have donated to the magazine itself, and a crowdfunding campaign to help Charlie Hebdo and victims of the attacks.
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American Psychological Association provides resources for those impacted by attacks, like the one in Paris
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