I am joining the march to show my support for women’s rights and human rights. Thank you for giving me this opportunity to participate.

I need my voice to be heard too. I cannot support any person who is so vulgar, bigoted, mysoginistic, xenophobic, womanizer.

I am sorely concerned about the new radically conservative mode in our country for so many reasons, many of which will affect me and my family.

I am a person with mutliple disabilities and marginalized identities; I fear for the direction our country is headed, the lack of compassion so many seem to lack for their fellow humans, and I fear for the lives of all marginalized people.

Though I cannot physically march, I am proud that my daughters and friends will. I am grateful to have an opportunity to pledge my support by participating in the Disability March!

I have been a human rights activist for 50 years. I retired in 1914 due to increasing debility from fibromyalgia. It drains me daily of endurance and I have pain in places I never know one could have pain. I grew up during desegregation in the south and supported the principles that all are created…

To stand for justice. To continue to fill the world with love.

I want to “stand” in solidarity with those who can against someone who perpetuates racism, misogyny, homophobia, transphobia, white supremacy, and is unqualified for the role of President.

I was diagnosed with Stage 4 breast cancer in November 2016. Stage 4 is ultimately terminal, but there are treatments available that will hopefully allow me to spend more time with my family. My son is three years old and he needs his mom. I am terrified about how the changes in insurance policy will…