I’m joining the march to stand up for my fellow disabled and LGBTQ siblings who are at risk of losing our rights as human being and people of this nation under the current administration, which has already even before even entering office attack our basic rights and who we are. I am join in support…

I march for women and all marginalized communities. I march for all people with disabilities who fear losing or being denied health care because of preexisting conditions. I march anonymously because I have never had my disability formally diagnosed out of this same fear.

For my daughters and my granddaughters. For my mother, no longer here. For all the generations of women who have struggled, and all the generations yet to come. For what is good and true and strong. For all of womynkind.

I support this heavily, but due to my anxiety, agoraphobia, and lack of physical stamina and severe back and knee problems I cannot march. I am definitely with you all in spirit. America is already great. Love to you all. Be safe you wonderful human beings.

I am joining the march for myself, my 23 year old daughter, and myself. I am 48 and I have never seen or been as frightened over our government as I am right now. For all the rights they were fought for for women and watching and listening to Trump and the Republican Party and…

I am joining the Disability March to take my place beside all of the fierce, loving warriors who are fighting this new president and his attacks on all marginalized people. I march because healthcare, civil rights, and LGBTQIA rights are human rights. I march because I am a mother. I march because Black Lives Matter….

We must get louder the more we are silenced. My limitations will not make me invisible, my lack of resources will not keep me from adding my volume in force; “I am made of Love, and it’s Stronger Than You.”

I am horrified by the blatant racism and willful ignorance I have seen so far in this administration.