I want to march because I believe in our great nation, and its historic right and obligation to protest unfair treatment and unjust rule. I want to march because I want, for once in my life, to stand for what I do believe in so strongly and stand against what in my opinion has gone…

I am virtual marching because I believe that the only way forward is to stand (march!) together, to listen to each other’s stories and realise you are not alone, and that all challenges can be overcome. I think the more we share the more we understand each other. Because my younger siblings need to know…

I am Deaf, a survivor of domestic abuse, and a feminist. I believe that equality begins with basic respect for women everywhere. I am a published writer, artist and film-maker. You can view my work here: http://www.msmelissamostyn.com

I’m not disabled myself. But I will be missing the march because I will be caring for my disabled daughter-in-law and grandson so that my son can work. I am joining the march in spirit because I am so fearful of what a Trump-led presidency will do to the future of my family. His proposed…

My name is Ollie Zirbel and as a trans man living in California I will miss Mr. Obama and his family immensely. On morning of the 20th, I sit here waiting for my surgery to make me more me. Literally at the time of the Inauguration I will be undergoing a surgery I have waited…

Women in the US want equal treatment under the law. We want equal pay, equal opportunity, continued reproductive choices and a voice in all matters that concern us. We want affordable health care for ourselves and our children. We want to live in an “inclusive” Nation where every person is valued. What we DONT want…

I am marching because I believe in peaceful protest and acts of civil disobedience. I am marching because the voices of women – the voices of those that believe in socioeconomic justice – must be heard. Otherwise, as Audre Lorde wrote, “our silence will choke us”. I am a 63 year old divorced mother of…

(I march) To Rise Up! I am marching because he made fun of someone who had a disability. That’s not kind to do that. At my school we learned: Do onto people as you would have people do onto you. He has treated women like things and that’s just not right because everyone should be…

I am joining the disability march because my old arthritic legs won’t allow me to do everything I want to do anymore, like march! I am a 64-year-old, Alabama-native blue dot in a blazingly red state. I want to march online for all my sisters of every ethnicity and my LGBT loved ones. I fear…