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…

The reasons for marching have been stated so many times by so many people in much more eloquent language than I can muster. But I can say that, as a Unitarian Universalist, everything that this man and his administration stand for are completely in contrast to everything embodied in the UUs 7 Principles (http://www.uua.org/beliefs/what-we-believe/principles) and…

I want to march to show my solidarity with minorities and oppressed people that will be most affected by the incoming administration. I want to march for my friends, family, and myself. As a disabled, mentally ill, bisexual woman, I stand in support of and with the LGBTQ+ and disabled communities, as well as other…

In my 20’s I got cancer. My wife had insurance through her work. For all of my career, I had to hide my victory over cancer to get hired and my wife had to continue working to get us medical insurance since my prior conditions were relevant. Now in retirement, I have myasthenia gravis, prostate…

  We both have anxiety, which is keeping us from joining our local march. We have family members with disabilities and Rachel has a chronic illness. Without the ACA her, and countless others’, access to health insurance could be compromised. Everyone deserves access to affordable and safe healthcare. Every woman deserves to make choices about…

I am joining this walk to show my support of all people in this great nation who feel marginalized by society.  My mom and I are ready to defend IDEA and all freedoms this administration wants to deny! Matt is an 18 year old who enjoys riding, telling jokes and listening to music.

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 would like to join the disability march because as a disabled woman (I have MS and other illnesses) with a Hispanic child and a very young grandson I am so very worried about where our country is headed. I can’t be there in person this would help me feel like I’m doing something and…

My name is Marjory Klein. I am 61 and from Lawrenceville, NJ. I am joining the Disability March because I am recuperating from knee replacement surgery and have severe sciatica. I am joining to implore our government not to let the person sitting in the Oval Office take away all the freedoms and rights that…