To stand up against the hatred and divisive rhetoric in America that has intensified as a result of President Trump’s election. https://twitter.com/JaneHumen

I am joining the March because Donald Trump does not stand for my values. He did not win the popular vote – Russian stole the election for him. I can not believe that our society has allowed this to happen. The ACA helped save my life and keeps me alive and I can not imagine…

As a disabled woman with over 25 invisible chronic illnesses, I know any changes to Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and women’s health will directly change my life and millions of others. We must stand up and fight those who seek to steal away our lives.

Every person has the right to live freely and unafraid. Because governments shouldn’t actively work to harm and deport their citizens. Because I will never be free as long as any of my fellow people are not. And finally, in the immortal words of my prime minister: “because it’s 2016!” I live with serious depression…

I am unable to participate in the march in person for a variety of reasons including my health, but I want to make my voice heard. I believe that women’s rights are human rights, that love trumps hate, black lives matter, climate change is real and must be addressed, that no one should be discriminated…

  What do you do when your world gets turned upside down? 20 miles from me, thousands of people will be participating in the Women’s March on Washington. I admire every single one of them. My illnesses and disabilities bring with them some unfortunate limitations, and a march around a city in January with thousands…

I cannot physically attend the march in DC because depression and anxiety limit my ability to attend large events. I stand with Planned Parenthood and support equal rights of every gender, race, religion, and orientation. I also want to put an end to the negative stigma surrounding mental illness. This picture represents my daily struggle…

Even though I’m a 50% disabled Vet .. I marched in the Ohio Sister March on Sunday.  I’ve since come down with a severe sinus infection .. and unable to go to Chillicothe for the march tomorrow. 59 years old ..   5 years 4 months in US Air Force, Currently a Corporate Travel Agent,…

I’m joining the disability march because I’m autistic and autistic people need to be listened to. Trump has said a lot of things hinting at his beliefs in eugenics and I fear for the future of the mentally divergent. I stand with everyone with a mental disability, and especially those who are proud to have…