I’d like to join the Disability March because I cannot participate in rallies or protests live, but feel no less strongly about the danger to basic civil rights of all Americans that are being threatened by the current political climate, in particular by the actions and rhetoric of Donald Trump and his cabinet. I am…

i’m here, i’m queer, i’m disabled & i want to be there i am joining the disability march because i tend to tire quite easily during physical exertion, i tend to start falling if i try to walk long distances, and i do not want to make others responsible for my health. i know there…

I am joining the march because I have been in deep denial since November 9, 2016. I am afraid for our country. I am afraid that we will lose what we have worked hard to achieve over the years. I am joining because I ache for those that will be dangerously affected by a new…

I’m joining this virtual march in protest of the election of Donald Trump.  He is a dangerous and unpredictable man who has gone too far.  Trump has underestimated the women of America & we are rising up to protect ourselves, our children, our communities and our country. I’m a stay-at-home mom and former teacher living…

I am joining this virtual march because I am unsure that I will be able to physically march tomorrow due to a chronic illness. I am against Trump’s presidency because it will create even more violence for the marginalized due to his racist, ableist, misogynistic, xenophobic, islamophobic, and queer/transphobic views and campaign promises. Living with…

I have the worst timing, but my name is Charlie and I am am autistic biromantic nonbinary femme (ugh that’s why I just say queer). I’m married to a wonderful trans woman named Caitlyn who also happens to be my caretaker. I suffer from chronic pain, fatigue and debilitating CPTSD from multiple layered traumas. I…

I was diagnosed bipolar in 2009, but I’ve had issues with mental health for most of my life, including early struggles with depression.  I have been on disability since 2011.  I was fortunate that I did not suffer from more acute symptoms of mental illness until my late twenties, so I was able to work…

I am a 43 year old woman with a degenerative illness called Ehlers-Danlos. I am also a mother of a vibrant, smart, gorgeous, feminist four and a half year old. I am profoundly disturbed by our President-elect. He represents character choices that I am unable to explain to (or even talk about in detail) with…

I have Hashimoto’s Disease and am unable to participate in sustained physical activity. I also am the primary caregiver for my 6 year old daughter, who has autism. For these reasons I am unable to participate in a physical March. I am marching for the rights of women, for civil liberties, and for the rights…