The United States of America is a beautiful kaleidoscope of people, all with their individual stories. Nuturing individuality and diversity is key to promoting equality and breaking up homogenous embedded power structures. I am here to work for a system that respects and has room for all Americans, no matter their race, religion, gender identity,…

I have a broken back, broken hip, and fibromyalgia which makes life difficult already, but I want to be a part of the Women’s March, to stand up against the hate-filled, misogynistic, fascist sexual predator named Trump and all his cronies that want to reduce women and minorities to nobodies, with no rights and no…

To show that people with disabilities are people too! We should be treated with respect and dignity, not made fun of, and should be given all of the opportunities as an able-bodied person.

I don’t walk so well due to my Hypermobility Joint Syndrome. However, I want to stand with the other women who are going to march for the rights and freedoms of women, LGBTQ, Muslims, minorities, and those of us with disabilities.

I have Crohns disease, an autoimmune disease of the guts. My guts are in an uproar over Trump and his agenda, and who he is appointing. I’m part of the Really Pissed Off Pussy Power, Working Together to Save the USA!

As a professional actor, I desperately wanted to join my fellow actors in the Ghostlight Project protests, but my Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome makes that too painful. I’m so relieved that I can express my fear and anger about a new administration that promotes exclusion and selfishness, instead of brotherhood and protections for all, by protesting virtually….

I have chronic knee pain (even after nine surgeries) and I have a mental illness. The Trump administration is a threat to my (and many others) way of life and a threat to my healthy existence. I am a fighter for people with disabilities (physical and mental) and I want to do as much as…

The incoming administration is unprecedentedly hostile to women, people of color, the queer community, the disabled community, the immigrant community, and more, and leaves the intersections of these groups particularly vulnerable in a way that compromises what this country is supposed to stand for. I stand in solidarity with my siblings of all types, demanding…

I want to show my solidarity with women not only in the U.S. but around the globe. I want to demonstrate my support of minorities, religious freedom and LGBT rights. I want my voice heard amoung the others reminding Mr. Trump that he takes an oath to protect and serve ALL U.S. citizens and we…