I would like to join because I have a bad hip and cannot march.  I live in Birmingham, AL and am a blue dot in a very red state!

I am grateful for the opportunity to join in the protest in spite of my physical and mental health limitations. What is happening is not normal.  Trump is not well. He is not fit for office. I am terrified for the world. I am terrified that the people he is choosing to help him are…

I’m joining the disability march because I desperately want to protest physically but last time I tried I was in intense pain afterwards. I detest the way nearly half of the country has chosen to behave – hating all of these people for the worst reasons – and want to be a voice for those…

I’m joining the march because I’m one of the millions of Americans who didn’t have health insurance before the ACA. I have Lupus, migraines, high blood pressure, among other health conditions. The year before I received health insurance my health care costs were $38k. The cost would only be higher now. I see how Trump…

I am joining the march, in spirit, because I am sick and tired of women, the disabled, and many other people being treated as second class citizens. I am in solidarity with the march because I have two teenage daughters and I fear for their future. It’s 2017! It’s time for Justice and Equality!

I am joining the march to show my fervent disagreement with just about everything that our new president represents. The Disability March is especially appropriate, as so many could be impacted by the Republicans policies, or lack thereof, for good healthcare for all. My knees are a wreck from injuries and arthritis, but my heart…

As a person with invisible disabilities, the idea that Donald Trump will be president frightens and angers me. I’m trying to let go as much as possible but am not giving up the good fight. I was planning on going to my local march but because of noise/crowd control it might be better for myself…

My mother marched on Washington during Roe v. Wade. I want to join the march virtually because I am mobility impaired and could not handle being on my feet for the length of time necessary to attend the march. Thank you for this opportunity.

Having marched, funded, and spoken for causes that I feel are, now, at risk, I want to participate in this march.  I’m unable to do so for physical reasons.  Generations of people I’ll never know helped change the trajectory of my life for the better.  I have a duty to, also, “make a more perfect…