I’m joining to help preserve the hard-won rights of all the groups that are now under serious threat. I’m marching to save lives and healthcare. I’m joining because there’s an urgent need to improve access and accommodation for all people with disabilities, and to improve access and services for people who exceed standardized sizes in…

I wanted to be able to March for many reasons. The Declaration of Independence starts out “We the people.” Not we the rich white men, but people. Male, female, black, white and every color in between. People who may be Atheist, Christian, Jewish or Muslim and any number of religions. People who may be gay,…

Statement: I march because I am a survivor, because my friends are survivors, and because this country is full of far too many women who have been subject to rape, abuse, and assault. Because I refuse to endorse an administration that promotes such violence and mysogny. I march to assert that each woman should have…

Photo: A black and white photo of a woman taking a selfie in a dressing room mirror. She is wearing a sequined leopard print collar under a trench-coat, has short, straightened and graying hair, and a heavy but well done amount of makeup on and she’s smiling slightly.  I am a gender and sexually queer…

Photo: Female sitting in a wheelchair with short, wavy, two tone hair wearing a black and white dress with left fist up to ear level. I am joining the disability march because more women and people with disabilities need to be seen and heard. I cannot physically attend because for various medical reasons.  Bio: Lady…