I’m Kathi, 54, and living with PID, autoimmune disorders, and intractable migraines. I march for the rights of all women, girls, LGBT, minorities, members of non-favored religions, and those who need healthcare. I have two daughters, two granddaughters, LGBT family members, and am tri-racial. We cannot slide back 200 years!

I am a disabled woman who is also an immigrant, bisexual, and the mother of a disabled, mixed Latino child. I am joining to protect the people like me and my son who are at risk with the new President in charge. I run the facebook page Fat, Loud and Not Going Away, where I…

I have Rheumatoid Arthritis and mobility issues, but was signed-up to march in DC. I became very ill with a respiratory infection that has developed into asthma, and so have had to cancel my reservations. There are so many people in the U.S. and in the world who are at risk from this new regime,…

It is essential that the government who represents the United States keeps the interests of ALL citizens as a top priority. The threats to human rights and complete disregard for the values that we as a nation hold dear are too great to remain silent. We deserve leaders who act responsibly, respectfully, and with integrity….

I live in Seattle, so attending the march in DC was a non-starter. I’ve been back and forth about our local march, but I have fibromyalgia, frequent migraines, and back pain — if I somehow made it through the march and the inevitable standing around before and after, I would be out of commission for…

I am a 74-year-old senior, partially blind and have osteoporosis, leery of being jostled or knocked down. I can’t risk more fractures after 10 of them. Don’t support Mr. Trump or any hateful policies of discrimination. Scared of him and his cabinet.

I am a retired educator who believes that fairness and equality are for all Americans. No one should have the ability to step in and try to hinder others from reaching their goals and dreams. America does not belong to the few, the rich, or the selected few. We will stand together and let the…

I cannot stand up and walk the way even in the Seattle march–it’s too far much for me to be able to participate. With my chronic pain issues, fibromyalgia, arthritis, migraines, and CFS, not to mention anxiety issues, I’m out of spoons for the week–but this way I can stand up and be counted. We…

I wish I could be at the March to support the wonderful people I met while campaigning for Hillary in Youngstown, Ohio. Many of them were working so hard just to get by under an administration that was dedicated to the wellbeing of all Americans. I’m fearful that the results of this election will be…