I’m joining the disability march because I want to be a part of this historic movement! I can’t walk long distances because of my health and but I can “march” in spirit! I’m marching for my daughters, granddaughters and every woman in the United States of America. I’m marching so their future will be brighter….

I am joining the disability march, because I am recovering from total hip replacement surgery two weeks ago. As an activist, starting as a draft counselor during the Viet Nam war, attending peaceful demonstrations, marches and rallies has always been a part of my life. The Women’s March is very important at this time to…

I’m joining this march because I have Ulcerative Colitis and ladies with this condition need to be represented. I am 49 years old, served in the Military, drove an 18-wheeler, and have worked for a State Government agency for 16 years.  During this time, I have come face to face with discrimination in many forms! …

I am sixteen years old and I am unable to join the march on Washington as I am in school and live in Ohio, but I see this online march as an important opportunity and would love to participate. My grandmother told me about this and we’re both signing up… Hopefully we can help make…

I want to urge all democratic members of Congress to oppose the confirmation of Tom Price as secretary of HHS and of Jeff Sessions for attorney general. The American people did not vote to cut Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security. We also never voted to decrease our voting rights.  I have late stage Lyme disease…

I was planning on marching in my city of Minneapolis, MN, but slipped on the ice Monday night and fractured my spine and broke a rib. I was discharged out of the hospital on 1/18, but marching now would be impossible and I am so sad to miss the act of resistance. I am joining…

I’m marching this way because the physical march would be too difficult and overwhelming for both us. This way our voices still are heard. I have multiple disabilities, some of which Starlight mitigates. Healthcare, education, and equality are vital rights that must be protected.

Trump’s thoughts, actions, tweets and essentially everything for which he stands, goes against my core beliefs as a women, educator, cancer survivor,  advocate and human being.

Marching for affordable Medicare/Healthcare for my American sisters dying from Metastatic Breast Cancer (MBC – the only breast cancer that kills). In America 40,000 people/year die from MBC.  The Canadian death rate is population proportionate. Without affordable medical coverage my friends in the USA will die.  30% diagnosed with lower stage breast cancer will progress…