I marched in the 1960’s and 1970’s when I was young and able.  I heard “I have a dream” in real time.  I never imagined that I would need to march again in my 70’s in my wheelchair.  Thank you for letting me participate in the Women’s March 2017.

I march because I am a woman and a mother. I march because I want my children to see me fighting for their future, and because I want them to know that I value all people of all genders, colors, and creeds. I march because I am married to a man who is supportive, kind,…

I’m joining the disability march because I can’t participate in any of the actual marches being held near me; I live with chronic, intractable migraines, which severely restrict my ability to participate in activities requiring much physical exertion for more than about 5 minutes. I want to march to do something to stop Trump’s twisted…

I am a professor of assistive technology with CUNY, an ADA consultant and adaptive tech trainer. Quase-retired for the second time, and living in Portland OR. I had signed up to participate in the Women’s March here (in town) tomorrow, but a few critical obstacles got in the way. I am a power wheelchair user,…

I am joining the march because my family is there and i believe in women. We need to finally be seen. Thanks to all of you.

I have multiple chronic illnesses but had hoped to attend the March in DC still until I recently tore a ligament in my foot. I march for women, LGBT, minorities,the disabled and, most of all, for my young son who has learning disabilities.

Why I Am Joining The March : Liberty and democracy are always under the shadow of those who would seize power for themselves. Denigrating women and minorities are always the tools of the oppressor. I can’t walk very well, but I stand with everyone fighting for the rights of all.

Why I am joining the March: I must stand up and take action to help protect women, minorities, disabled people and anyone who is oppressed by people in power. We cannot let our country slide back to more dangerous times when discrimination was tolerated. We cannot allow our rights to be stripped away. We cannot…