I am extremely worried about what could happen to my fellow disabled folks if the ACA is repealed, as going without health care is not an option for many. I really wanted to participate in the march in LA and show my solidarity for POC, women, and especially my fellow disabled peers, but unfortunately I…

In September 2016 I learned that I have multiple sclerosis. Although I can still walk, I can’t walk far and bad weather in Atlanta will make it difficult to participate. I march for women, for people with disabilities, and for universal healthcare. I am a librarian and believe passionately in the power of libraries to…

My name is Natalie Gygi, and I would like to join this march because I believe that every woman has the right to health care, and a living wage. Because woman’s rights are human rights! We have to learn from history and not go back. I am 30 yrs old and have been disabled since…

Lilia is American and Japanese and lives in Japan. She has cerebral palsy and is deaf. Among other things, she has been concerned about Trump’s incendiary comments about Islamic people. “Islamic people are not bad,” she signed.

I am joining the disability march because my narcolepsy, epilepsy, and chronic pain make it unsafe for my body to join those in D.C. I march for my disabled sons to not only teach them to value their own neurology, but more importantly to fight for those who do not hold the many privileges they…

I want to stand up and be seen as someone who watched Obama change this country for the better, not as someone who sits back and does nothing while Trump unravels it all.I had ACL surgery a month ago and while it’s not a permanent disability I am still unable to walk, sit & stand…

My wife is a feminist. Her mother is a feminist. I am staying home with my mother-in-law while my wife marches on Washington.

Why I Am Joining The March : I want to stop Trump.