Website: https://www.behance.net/gallery/33267453/CHOGAKPO-FANTASIAWhy I Am Joining The March : In an ideal world, my body and mind together would join the march–in person, in public, in visible protest. In an ideal world, my flesh would freely will itself outside and onto the streets to demonstrate out loud against the inauguration of a man whose irresponsible and…

I am joining the disability march because I believe that by virtue of being born, everyone deserves a healthy and happy life with equal protections under the law. I believe that the ADA is one of the most important pieces of legislation our country. I believe that we need to have a health care system…

I am joining this march because the safety and well being of the whole world is currently menaced by your future President. I am joining this march because I don’t want Russia to rule the world. I am joining this march because I am a woman and feel for my sisters in the US AND…

Why I Am Joining The March : In early 2015 I was struck by autoimmune encephalitis, leaving me physically and mentally disabled. If I lose my medicaid and disability benefit I will die a slow death.

I’m joining the Disability March because due to Chronic Lyme Disease, I have limited energy and physical mobility. This action lets me feel like I am still a part of the national protest against “He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named.” As a chronic illness advocate, I believe this is the type of accessible action we need to see more often….

I am joining the disability march because I’m working hard with doctors to figure out what is going on so I can’t travel and be there in Washington, or even downtown in my city, but in my heart I am there.  I am standing in solidarity with my sisters who want to make sure that…

I will be in a training that day to learn to better help people disabled by Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. I’d march if I could for human rights, mental health rights, women’s rights. I want our new President and Congress to know we will not be divided and we will not be distracted from our goal…

I want to add my voice against the presidency of Donald Trump. He is not my president and never will be.

I am joining the disability march because I am currently recovering from surgery, and this, along with my anxiety, makes crowds and loud noises difficult. Trump threatens my precarious existence as a young lgbtq+ person of color, and I feel compelled to join in to the best of my ability. I am currently a junior…