I am joining the march because as a biracial, queer, ciswoman who has a disability, Spina Bifida (along with a plethora of other diagnoses — level T-12 paraplegia, hydrocephalus, scoliosis, and more), I am deeply concerned for my health, well-being, and basic rights over these next four years. Disability rights are human rights. The rights…

As a disabled woman, I’m also very scared for my future and rights.

My name is Xina (pronounced Christina). I am joining the disability march because I wanted so badly to march in one of the actual marches, but flying to D.C. was not feasible and even driving to Portland, OR was not going to be reasonable.  The financial cost to get there, stay in a hotel, eat,…

I am my only advocate. I am not invisible.

I hope to march on the 21st, but given the unpredictability of my health, I want to participate in this creative call to inclusivity.  I march because I want to help send a message to our politicians that we will join together as a community to make our voices heard. Because our voices matter, and…

I write and draw and think my way through my days. My greatest favourite thing is to work out to undo this knot we are all in, and to see things from different perspectives. Always looking for truths.

I am joining this march first as a woman who is concerned about women’s rights due to the new president’s constant inappropriate comments about women and some of the choices he has made for people to work for him in the white house. I am also joining as a disabled person who has Cystic Fibrosis,…

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…

A car accident a few days ago is preventing me from attending the physical marches, but my heart and mind are with my friends on the streets.