I suffer from severe SI joint dysfunction, severe piriformis dysfunction, and Crohn’s disease. Walking for more than a block or two causes me day-long pain in my legs. It is also not financially feasible to purchase plane or train tickets for myself and/or my family. I would like to stand with those who say, “This…

We need to stick together, love and support one another in times of fear and hatred. I worry about what will happen during the next 4 years, I worry about my friends and family, I worry about the lives of women, people of color, religious and cultural minorities, the poor and elderly, and my fellow…

I want to join the march to stand with my fellow Americans who want to keep our country safe for all of its residents. I want to show that I stand with my fellow human, especially those like myself with invisible disabilities. We deserve equal treatment, we deserve a quality education, and we deserve life…

Why I Am Joining The March : When women have equality, all of society does better.

I am a daughter of an immigrant, a disabled woman at that. Before I became disabled I dedicated my life to teaching children about their rights and responsibilities as USA citizens as a Social Studies teacher. This trumped up man parading as our next president is nothing more than a paid lobbyist by the Kremlin….

I am unable to physically be at the march & also physically unable to walk in it. I’m thankful for this option! I join the march not only for myself, but also for my diverse family. I’ve lived during only 5 presidential administrations & this is the first time I’ve felt genuine fear for my…

Because I refuse to sit by quietly while we elect a president who thinks women are disposable nothings valued only for their beauty, enabled by politicians who don’t respect our rights and want to see us thrown back to the 1950’s, in a time when it’s deemed okay by those in power to denigrate women,…

I’m joining the disability march because I refuse to give up my rights as a woman. I’m 30 and have fibromyalgia.