Why I Am Joining The March : Women’s Rights have come a long way in my lifetime, but we are in danger of losing so many of them in this administration. Wish I could go to at least the Birmingham March, but I’m scheduled for back surgery on Tuesday. So proud of all who are going…

I am a Long Time social justice activist. I have been a member of Act-UP and Queer Nation. I have done clinic defense. I have supported Prison Reform, Tribal Colleges. I have traveled to protests all over America. But now I have a weak heart, a pacemaker and mobility restrictions. On Disability, my income is…

While Fibromyalgia holds me back from marching in person, I strongly support ending violence against women, reproductive rights, civil rights, workers’ rights, LGBTQIA rights, disability rights, immigrant rights, and environmental justice. I think the United States should be a welcoming nation to ALL women. I support freedom of ALL religions. I am a full time…

Due to multiple chronic illnesses and an anxiety disorder, I am unable to attend any physical marches or protests. But the threat that Trump and his incoming administration poses to women, minorities, and the disabled, chronically ill, and mentally ill population is immense and incalculable. Not only is Trump a closed-minded, racist, ableist misogynist who…

I have fibromyalgia and a mother of two adult men. I am a disabled veteran. This is the way I am marching!! I raised my sons to love this country and what it can stand for and they must never stop fighting. We must continue to fight the good fight and not allow hate to…

My name is Megan Ryder, and I am marching along with these brave women through you all. Thank you very much. I’m marching because I oppose everything about trump including his appointees, his policies, his personality–everything. Let’s march together for a better, more unified America.

Visibility of disabled people matters. Standing up against hate, intolerance, ableism, racism and sexism matters. I matter. Website: http://atmac.org/

I want to join the march to show my solidarity with anyone who Trump attacked. In addition, to show people that we are all American and my needs may be different but they are still needs.