I am marching because I believe in every person being able to lead a life that they choose. I believe in everyone having enough food to eat, adequate housing, and access to the health care that they need to live. I believe that every human being deserves dignity and bodily autonomy. I believe in helping…

I can’t be there in person because getting around after the stroke is extremely difficult. Obviously, health care is very important to me, as are the arts and rights for everyone. I am with you all in spirit.

A statement on why I’m joining the Disability March: I would have very much liked to participate in one of the Sister Marches organized in solidarity with the Women’s March in Washington, DC. I was shocked and horrified when Trump won the election and want to do my part to insist that the hatred, discrimination,…

I’m worried for the future for my Muslim friends as well as so many others. I really wanted to join the March in San Diego but I just can’t walk that far. I am grateful for this opportunity.

  I am joining the disability march, because I refuse to go quietly into trump’s America. I’m a 26 year old who dreamed of being a librarian, and grew up to be one- until my health took away my independence. I’m slowly working to get back where I had been; I spend each day reading,…

I am joining the disability march in order to fight for healthcare, women’s rights, and the equality of all people. As a person with Lyme disease who has mobility problems, chronic pain, and chronic fatigue, I cannot attend a march in-person, but nonetheless, I wish to stand with my American brothers, sisters, and other siblings…

  I’m a queer, disabled survivor of rape and I’m joining this march because this fight is too important. We need to protect each other with everything we have. I am co-founder of Disabled Survivors Unite http://www.disabledsurvivorsunite.org.uk/

I am joining because I cannot walk that much, and I have no other mode of marching. I am a gender critical radical lesbian feminist, founding member of Women’s Liberation Front [WoLF]. http://womensliberationfront.org

I join the voices of women worldwide to say: we want change. I am a Jew. I am a woman. I am disabled. I am smart. I come from a poor family. All of the stigmas associated with these words ring false to me. I want to show that just because I am marginalized or…