I cannot physically march, as I must focus my attention on healing from my assault and the past traumas it has brought back, but I join in solidarity and spirit. You are never alone, not while I draw breath.

Website: http://annechace.wordpress.comWhy I Am Joining The March : Because Mr. Trump stands against everything that I believe in. His presidency will take us backwards, not forward.

Website: http://www.elenasantangelo.comWhy I Am Joining The March : So much that I care about is at stake. I live in a wonderfully diverse community (1/3 black, 1/3 white, 1/4 Latino, the rest, everyone else). I have friends, relatives, neighbors who are gay, Muslim, Jewish, disabled, poor, elderly, every race, etc. More than half the people…

I desperately wish I could attend in person, but I know it’s not a good idea for me & my health.My #whyimarch is because I am the face of preexisting conditions. Because I’m disabled, which does not make me less. Because victims of sexual assault deserve to be heard. Because my daughter needs to know…

I believe in the power of The People to rise up and challenge oppressive government. The incoming administration and the GOP are corrupt and self serving with little or no regard for those they are supposed to represent.I worked my entire life in service to the public until I become disabled and can no longer…

I was planning on walking in DC with a couple of old college buddies, despite having many medical issues that would have made it painful and exhausting. Then, a medical setback occurred. So, here I am. I March for Humanity. I am tired of watching, seeing, hearing about people being mistreated by others. I have…

I am an incomplete paraplegic. As a disabled woman, I strongly believe in the dignity and equality of each person regardless of gender, age, race, status, disability, religion, sexual orientation or country of origin. Now is the time we must stand united against all forms of hate and suppression. I march with my fellow citizens.

Trump’s contempt and Ryan’s budget cuts to essential services are an existential threat to disabled people. I stand in solidarity with the other minorities and women under threat from them.

 In my youth, I marched.  I rallied for the people whose rights were being taken away.  Now, though my heart and soul march on, my feet can’t withstand the prolonged pressure.  I join the disability walk in support of and as a representative of those citizens Trump has openly mocked and belittled.  (Trump, stop lying. There is video proof.)…