I march for all the women out there who cannot or are unable to fight for themselves. There is still so much work to do for our generation and many generations to come. Equality for all, no matter who you are. I am joining the disability march as someone who has panic attacks. I fight…

I can’t march due to back pain and anxiety. I am joining the virtual march in solidarity with many friends and family members who are afraid because they are people of color, transgender, gay or lesbian, disabled or chronically ill, immigrants, members of minority faiths, women who have had abortions or been victims of sexual…

I join the Disability March to do my part in protesting the tenor of Mr. Trump’s demeaning treatment of women and horrific mockery of the disabled.  These attitudes and behaviors have no place in our country, and certainly not in the White House. I also march to protest the Republican assault on the laws and institutions that protect basic health…

“I survived that.  I’m still surviving it.” -Carrie Fisher I’m surviving enthesitis, rheumatoid arthritis, chronic fatigue, and amplified musculoskeletal pain disorder.  I’m surviving anxiety and depression.  Carrie Fisher has always been a huge source of inspiration for me, and it is my hope that I can “still survive” with the grace that she did for…

 I march for the disenfranchised. For women, for minorities, for immigrants, for the disabled and chronically ill. I march for those of us who feel we must scream to be heard. Stephanie was diagnosed with rheumatoid disease shortly after her 30th birthday. Once a passionate activist and volunteer for her community, she has struggled to…

I had every intention of going to the Women’s March in Denver. I am disabled, and I was going to take my scooter, but the people I was going to go with were not able to help me with my scooter and I can’t handle it alone. I was very upset until my daughter Rachel…

I firmly support issues of equality for all that are supported by this march. Wish I could participate, but need to use walker or disability scooter and those could be hazardous. Have encouraged my network of contacts far and wide to participate. President, AAUW California Online branch (50 members), https://www.facebook.com/groups/2350317583/; my son and many friends from AAUW and…

I would love to march in the Women’s March, for I find just about everything about this new administration appalling.   I worry about the normalization of misogyny, racism, xenophobia, and profiteering by government officials.  I would march to protest the nomination of various cabinet members whom I believe will together or separately add to or…

The potential undoing of the ACA and its protections for those with pre-existing conditions endangers lives. We cannot stand by while large swaths of Americans are robbed of their basic human rights by an administration that only cares for its own interests. People of color, women, LGBTQIA people, people of all faiths, people with disabilities,…