The thought of getting stuck along the way & having to stop or get someone to help me get back to my car & or home has been over whelming. Now I can just do what i’m capable of & not worry. I’ll walk in my neighborhood, with pink hat & know I did what…

I will not assent to a lying, racist, treasonous, selfish sexual predator in the White House. I resist. I object. I dissent. Black lives matter. LGBTQ+ people are equal citizens. Muslims belong here. Immigrants belong here. Women are not lesser citizens. Everyone should have the right to health care, and sovereignty over our own bodies. Sick,…

I am joining the March because I believe in justice, peace, and all rights for all people.

I have fibromyalgia this is a hidden condition so I appear healthy I am joining the March because I believe in equality for all. I believe that Power is in the hands of the rich and powerful Who are sick with greed and only care about money, who do not have our best interest at…

I’m joining the march because I’m scared to death of what will happen to me when the Republicans attack my Medicare and SSDI. I have RSD/CRPS do to a surgeon butchering my foot. The statute of limitations was ended just as a new surgeon found the root of my issues, but then, it was too…

Why I Am Joining The March : I cannot physically join the march due to complex PTSD (exacerbated by police brutality during Occupy Oakland protests) and severe arthritis in my knees. I am joining this virtual march because I believe in human rights, dignity, and justice for all – including LGBTQ folks, people of color,…

Why I Am Joining The March : Because everyone deserves justice, healthcare, and respect, regardless of their gender identity. Because none of this is normal. Because this is the first time a protest has been truly accessible to me. Resist fascism, stop racism, support those with disabilities, and bring an end to LGBTQ-phobia. http://www.dmurring.com Smiling…

I am joining this march to be in solidarity with my American sisters with disabilities.

Why I Am Joining The March : In 1978 I marched in DC for the ERA with my mother and sister. I remember the bitter disappointment and grim determination of everyone when it failed to pass. The elders said to me, “We may never see true equality in our lifetimes, or a president that truly…