Lorre Leon Mendelson You all did an amazing job putting this together. My goal is to work with Nashville, TN organizers and as much nationally as possible so we will participate more in future actions with Women and Men, for all political and social actions. Because we are NOT an afterthought, we are NOT…
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Jeanine
I wish I could go physically, to lend support. I believe in this movement. Our voices need to be heard.
Group of Five Marchers
Mackenzie S. I oppose everything Donald Trump, his voters, and the new Republican congress stand for. We cannot and will not let this monster win. I will not be oppressed and I will fight in solidarity for others so gravely endangered under this new regime. This is why I marched the two blocks I was…
Kaitlyn Goldstein
I am a disabled female child, and what happens now will affect me and my sister and mother in the future. I rely on the Affordable Healthcare Act for my medical needs and I deserve to have an equal opportunity at life despite my gender or medical diagnosis.
Colleen Steckel
I have myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), a disabling disease that inhibits the body’s ability to generate energy and exchange oxygen. I am mostly homebound. I am grateful for an opportunity to march virtually. I run a support group for people with ME, CFS, Fibromyalgia, Gulf War Illness, and chronic Lyme Disease which can be found on…
Sarah Brown
Disability rights are human rights. Women’s rights are human rights. LGBT+ rights are human rights.
Sheila
I am very concerned about the misogyny, bigotry, and lack of integrity of the new President and his cabinet. I live in California.
Rozalynn
This is my 92-year-old mother, who was a community activist in the 1960s, 70s,and 80s. We marched as a family in the urban city streets of Oakland. And we believe that our voices still count. Although she is unable to be there, she was strengthened when I told her of the continuing effort and spirit commuting…
Disability March 