I am marching because I have Cerebral Palsy and though I can’t stand physically, I stand for equality, human rights, and my rights as a woman 🙂

I stand in solidarity for the protection of civil rights and equality and justice for all!

I will not be defined by my limitations.

I am joining the March because, as a disabled woman I want to stand (though I can’t) with all Americans for our civil rights, for our voices to be heard, to be counted. We the people, we go on.

I’m a disabled artist that’s “lucky” enough to be part of a local group that makes disability access a priority but I’m participating in Disability March as a shout out to the nearly one million Canadians with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity -MCS (and everyone with Environmental Illness = MCS, Fibro and CFS/ME) who need enforced Fragrance-Free…

I’m joining the march because I spent the afternoon with my elderly Muslim grandfather-an immigrant from Lebanon, Also, he didn’t try to r*pe me or commit any acts of terror during that time. Whoops! Guess immigrants and Muslims can’t be all that bad. I’m also marching for my girlfriend, because I’m not letting her live…

  I am joining this march because I am unable to be in D.C. for the Women’s March but would like to show my participation and support. I fear for our rights as well as our healthcare and education. In this time of misfortune and oppression, I would like show support for women and minorities so that…

I am joining the Disability March because if it were not for my chronic back condition I would be marching today.  I’m currently laid up in pain, though, so I have to cheer on those who are marching.  I’m deeply worried for all those that the election of this President and the policies of the…