As a gay, disabled, biracial woman, I feel like there’s no place for me in Trump’s America. I worry that all the hard fought battles for rights like equality and access to the same world that other people enjoy is going to be lost in this administration. All the effort I put into getting myself…

For the continued safety of all persons in this county. We will NOT tolerate fascism and bigotry in the government!

As a Quaker I find everything about the incoming President to be in conflict with my religious and personal beliefs.  Equality for some ends up being equality for none.  All human beings must have the same rights and treatment in order for this society to progress. I am also appalled at the thought of millions…

I need to be home to care for my husband.  He has idiopathic autonomic polyneuropathy which affects him from head to toe, limiting his independence significantly. And mine.  Having marched all my life ~ for Civil Rights, Grapes, against Vietnam, I am still running against the wind but cannot be there in person.  There are…

I have Rett Syndrome. Although, I cannot talk or walk, I still matter. I want everyone to have an education, healthcare and the right to the pursuit of happiness.

If it was not for ACA I would not have been able to afford my oxygen and medications needed for my COPD. No oxygen…no breath, no breath….no life. ACA gave me life. I also believe that I alone am responsible for decisions made for me and my body. No discrimination!   No Hate! 

I am joining the March because my life altering disability is from Environmental Illness. We can’t have climate change deniers in the cabinet, or in the White House. People across this nation are becoming afflicted with  auto immune illnesses caused by the greed of companies like Monsanto and Exxon.   During the Obama administration, I…

I believe in women’s rights and work as a psychologist helping women and children escape from gender violence. I help defend battered women who kill abusive partners, assess psychological impact from all forms of sexual harassment, exploitation, abuse and rape, and train other mental health workers to do the same work. In 1977 I was…

I have chronic ulcerative colitis and fibromyalgia. Although I really wanted to attend the Washington March the time and energy involved along with concerns for bio breaks along the way prevented me from physically joining the march. In addition to showing our solidarity I believe it’s of paramount importance to remind all of our sisters…