We are marching for equal protection under the law: as women, and as a family. We are marching for our daughter, a young woman with autism who has a right to a future that includes quality educational, healthcare, housing, and employment opportunities. We are marching for the civil and legal rights of all women, LBGTQIA + families, and people with autism and other disabilities. We are marching in solidarity with people of every race, class, and creed who are threatened and marginalized daily and who feel powerless to resist oppression and hatred.

Where there is hope, there is the power to effect change. May we never lose hope. March on!