Since I no longer have the physical stamina to march in DC as I would like to do, (and as I did in past decades), I want to march virtually, to support Women’s Rights as Human Rights, for the sake of my daughters and all those others whose human rights seem likely to be threatened…

Why am I joining the march? I am currently in the hospital after having surgery to place a feeding tube to avoid malnutrition and get me healthy enough to have a spinal fusion. I have ehlers danlos syndrome, gastropariesis, cervical instability, and dysautonomia. I use a wheelchair, I have a port, and now a feeding…

Why am I joining the march? Because I got to officiate my mother’s wedding last year and I don’t ever want that joy and triumph taken away from them. Because some of my best friends are not white and I don’t want them locked up, persecuted, demeaned, or targeted for being such. Because I am a…

  I am joining the march because even though my body couldn’t take it, I can’t sit and do nothing. We have to stand together for Human KIND. Visit my website at  http://Pixelpixiewebdesign.com.

Why am I joining the march? It is time to stand and be counted. Women’s rights, the equality of all people no matter what the gender, color of skin or disability, must be protected. My wife and I cannot participate in a march because of disability, but we can walk along aside others in our cyber…

I am 12 years old and I have cerebral palsy. I wish my mom and I could go to the real walk in DC but it’s not possible for me to travel, so easily. I have been taught that women’s rights are human rights. I cannot speak in real life but I do want my…

I am joining the march because as a woman, as an artist, as a lover of humans…I cannot sit idly by while freedoms are threatened. If I could be there in person, I would…but I have fibromyalgia, and am currently exhausted. Having that said, my access to affordable healthcare hangs in the balance, and again, I…

  Why am I joining the march? I’m British but disabled and the Tories are trying to kill me, and I’m scared for my American friends.

I’m joining the Disability March because physical and financial constraints block my participation. I’m a disabled Vietnam era veteran, mom of three, cancer survivor recovering from an old broken back injury and recent hip replacement. Due to my macular degeneration, without the invaluable eye shot regiment provided by the V.A., I would’ve been blind in…