Joining the disability march is such a great opportunity for those of us who aren’t physically able to be there in person, and I’m so grateful to be a part of it. The Women’s March is a show of solidarity for women from all walks of life: every race, belief, lifestyle, and occupation. Our voices…

I am marching because I have Cerebral Palsy and though I can’t stand physically, I stand for equality, human rights, and my rights as a woman 🙂

I stand in solidarity for the protection of civil rights and equality and justice for all!

I will not be defined by my limitations.

I am joining the March because, as a disabled woman I want to stand (though I can’t) with all Americans for our civil rights, for our voices to be heard, to be counted. We the people, we go on.

I’m a disabled artist that’s “lucky” enough to be part of a local group that makes disability access a priority but I’m participating in Disability March as a shout out to the nearly one million Canadians with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity -MCS (and everyone with Environmental Illness = MCS, Fibro and CFS/ME) who need enforced Fragrance-Free…

I am joining the March because I don’t feel represented by Donald Trump. Because he has denigrated women, people with disabilities, Muslims and different races.

I am joining the March because I am unable to attend. I am a person with mental health difficulties and work in mental health to make lives better for people suffering from mental ill health or living with the symptoms of severe mental illness.

I have had secondary-progressive multiple sclerosis for 23 years and have been in a wheelchair for 15 years.  I am very grateful to be able to participate virtually in the Women’s March on Washington. I have many reasons why. Obviously, for myself, I am deeply concerned that the incoming administration will do a lot of…