Why I’m Marching: I want to march to spread the love in our nation that is needed more than ever. I want to support all of my fellow Americans and protect human dignity by honoring their struggles. About Samina: Samina F. Sundas is the founder and Executive Director of the American Muslim Voice Foundation. Her…

Why I’m marching:I’m joining the march for friends and sisters who fear a Trump presidency; for all who’ve been wounded by verbal, physical or sexual assault; whose dignity and equality have been denied. I’m marching for those who have “invisible” illnesses; who are sick, disabled or differently-abled.  I march for artists and journalists whose freedom…

I am joining the march for many reasons. We need to protect women’s reproductive rights and maintain their control of their own body. They have the right to choose whether or not to terminate or carry out a pregnancy or to get pregnant at all. The incumbent administration wants to take away my rights as…

Why I Am Joining The March: This is my 3rd time around with marches. My first was 1968, another in the 70’s…all for equality. I can’t believe we’re doing it again, but if we have to, we have to. I’ll keep doing this until we ‘get it’. I’m Stefanie Mackenzie, 64, from Brandon, Fl. I’m…

Why I am joining the march: I do not accept hate, and I do not accept Trump. I can’t be there in person, but I’ll be there in spirit, under my true name.

Why I Am Joining The March: For my daughter, with preexisting conditions, for my grandchildren’s future, for education, for individual’s rights, for all those who may be marginalized. With a chronic disease, and a memory of what Planned Parenthood meant to me in the early 70s. And embarking on retirement with some real fear of…

Why I’m joining the march: I’d love to join the actual march, but I can’t walk very well. I’m so grateful to this disability march I could cry. I’m joining the march because Trump is not my president. He is taking the hard-earned rights oppressed people have fought and died for and stomping, shitting, and…

Why I am joining the march: I wish that I could march because I understand that I’m a person who has needs just like every woman.  Sometimes I have it pretty good and realize that other women have it much harder than I do.  I’m on their side.  I’m with these women because we may…

Why I am joining the march: I am joining for all people who are like me with mental and physical limitations. I’m joining for my queer child (their words for themselves). I’m joining for my children and husband as people of color. I join as a part Hawaiian. I join for things that I believe…