My mother and I both have disabilities that prevent us from joining in this important march. We believe that all people are deserving of equal rights and respect, and have grave concerns about the rhetoric of hate and ignorance espoused by Trump and his administration. We cannot physically stand for long, but we stand in…

I am Barbara McCord, a Marylander born and bred. As such, I treasure the Chesapeake Bay and the unique environment that shapes our culture of respect and tolerance. My exceptional liberal arts education reinforced my world view of Christian humanism.   I had varied work experiences, most always as a writer. Prior to retirement I was…

I want to march for women’s rights, minority rights and freedoms, to keep the country from backsliding into hate, disorder and war.  The hate crimes that have been happening since the campaigns and election fall on the head of the President elect and he needs to be shown it will not be allowed. I’m a…

I am joining the March because I support peace, women’s rights, animal rights, and environmental protection. I am a retired history teacher now focusing on my art and writing. Thanks for organizing this show of solidarity with the Women’s March on Washington!

I am joining the march to show my fervent disagreement with just about everything that our new president represents. The Disability March is especially appropriate, as so many could be impacted by the Republicans policies, or lack thereof, for good healthcare for all. My knees are a wreck from injuries and arthritis, but my heart…

As a person with invisible disabilities, the idea that Donald Trump will be president frightens and angers me. I’m trying to let go as much as possible but am not giving up the good fight. I was planning on going to my local march but because of noise/crowd control it might be better for myself…

My mother marched on Washington during Roe v. Wade. I want to join the march virtually because I am mobility impaired and could not handle being on my feet for the length of time necessary to attend the march. Thank you for this opportunity.

Having marched, funded, and spoken for causes that I feel are, now, at risk, I want to participate in this march.  I’m unable to do so for physical reasons.  Generations of people I’ll never know helped change the trajectory of my life for the better.  I have a duty to, also, “make a more perfect…

I am joining the Women’s March to the Inauguration because my disability, which is increasingly shared by millions of Americans, is caused by toxins saturating our environment—our air, water, land and food chain. These toxins are causing disability and even death for adults and vulnerable children everywhere, and especially near energy (nuclear, and oil and…