My name is Jynel and Arlee is my daughter. We can’t march because Arlee has cerebral palsy, and had surgery January 13 to help her walk. We are virtually matching because we believe in human rights. Rights for women, minorites, and people with all levels of ability. The upcoming administration needs to know that we…

From the moment I heard about it, I wanted to be there in DC. I want the world to know that the hateful, dismissive, abusive rhetoric we hear from PEOTUS does not reflect the values of the American people, and raise my voice to let my government know that I expect them to fulfill their…

While I may not be able to walk long distances with rheumatoid arthritis, my mind and my heart are prepared for the long road ahead. For a woman’s right to choose, for affordable access to healthcare and precription drugs, for access to education, for freedom of the press, for democracy, we march. You can find…

I am a trans woman with aspergers, who suffers from chronic depression and anxiety. If I could leave the house, I’d be doing a hell of a lot more than merely marching. America has elected a neo-nazi into office who has surrounded himself with monsters and incompetents; a man who has been elected under dubious…

Women’s rights are civil rights are human rights. Donald Trump is the stuff of nightmares.  

I am joining the Disability March because, I have debilitating, chronic pain and cannot make the drive to a major city like Portland or Seattle, let alone march! I am so happy that there is a venue for those of us who will march proudly in our hearts at home. This election has shown us…

I am participating for the future of my grandchildren and all the children no matter what color, ethnicity, or belief system. As a retired and disabled teacher it is our responsibility to stand up for our country and support our constitution. I wish I could be there in body but my spirit is certainly there….

I am so thrilled that there is a way I can participate.  I have felt so hopeless about my future as a lesbian not to mention my disability of MS under a Trump regime. I call my senate/congressional leaders, but it still feels like I need to do more.  I hope this March awakens a…

I am unemployed, bisexual, autistic, a writer, a linguist, a coder, and I do not feel safe or useful in the country of my birth. Find more about Tara here.