I am marching in the disability march to bring awareness to those suffering from ME, myalgic encephalomyelitis. Research funding for ME is woefully insufficient given the numbers of people affected and the degree of disability. I came down with ME after being ill with a virus and within months could no longer work as…

  My name is MrsEmmaJK . Here is what I wish to tell you and all attending: This is such a fantastic idea! Thank you for doing it! My sons are severely disabled and I would not be able to care for them and attend, so this is wonderful. I’m not anti-Trump or anyone (I…

I would love to have been able to attend, even my local march in South Florida, yet due to severe injuries I sustained in a car accident, my mobility is greatly impaired! I am so against everything that Donald J Trump and the Republican House & Senate stand for I just can’t sit idly by!…

I am living with Rheumatoid Arthritis, COPD and am now getting ready to battle Stage 1 cancer – and after a lifetime of working and paying taxes since 1964, I am facing a Government that would like to limit my income, my access to medical care and criminalize me for who I am and for…

I am joining the women’s march for person’s with disabilities because I have muscular dystrophy and my daughter is autistic. I do not have anyone to care for her in my absence and I am unable to travel.  I have been a Firebrand (radical) feminist for nearly a decade now, but have studied feminist theory…

  My name is Lillian Grey and I’m a dance music recording artist as well as a mom and a Latin woman from The Bronx NYC. I love my Latin race and I was very offended by Trump’s opinion of latinos since we are NOT lazy. We work hard and believe strongly in family and…

I am Kathleen Bartholomew, also known as Kate or Mother Bombey. I am joining this march to demonstrate my opposition to the Trump Presidency, and to Donald Trump personally for his publicly displayed misogyny, homophobia, racism, fascism and disregard for the  Constitution and laws of the United States of America. I also want to express…

I am a professor of assistive technology with CUNY, an ADA consultant and adaptive tech trainer. Quase-retired for the second time, and living in Portland OR. I had signed up to participate in the Women’s March here (in town) tomorrow, but a few critical obstacles got in the way. I am a power wheelchair user,…

I would have liked to march to make clear to Trump that I abhor his bigotry, demeaning behavior towards women, pathological lying, and dishonesty in his business dealings. I am unable to march, as I can barely walk a block with a cane.