I am unable to March due to Rheumatoid Arthritis. I wish to March for all the strong women in my life and those who can before on whose shoulders I stand. I have experienced sexism in the work place for most of my adult life. I now experience ageism. It is time Women to Stand…

  I am joining the disability march because I vow to support anyone who needs help in concern for their rights and liberties. Everyone matters regardless of race, creed, gender, sexuality, ability, or age. I would love to be in DC to join in solidarity with everyone else, but as a person with social anxiety…

I am joining the march because I cannot plan to participate in activities involving travel, crowds, and standing for a long time, and I can have severe allergic and immune reactions at any time because of a condition call Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS). I want to speak up for all of us who could…

Why I Am Joining The March : To show solidarity with my sisters and remind the world that women are people, too.

I am marching with Sjogren’s Syndrome and chronic migraine, and I want to put in a word in for all the delicate things in life that get trampled by crude politics and hate speech. Let’s hear it for love, poetry, art and scholarship! Let’s hear it for all the women who create beauty, preserve the…

Why I Am Joining The March : I’m not letting fascism take away women’s rights

Why I Am Joining The March : My life, my friends’ lives, and the lives of millions upon millions of people are threatened by Trump. Hate crimes have risen sharply, the health care keeping my friends alive is under attack, and I refuse to treat a man who wants me and everyone I care about…

I am a disabled woman from Atlanta, GA.  I’ve had 8 back operations and walk with a cane.  I’d like to march in person to show my solidarity with the other marchers and the cause.  Unfortunately I can’t, but I can show my support this way. I am a minister of the Gospel and a…