I am joining the march because I suffer from migraine disease (chronic) and won’t be able to make it to D.C. or the nearest sister march in Ann Arbor. My life was saved by Ohio’s expanded Medicaid in response to the ACA. I stand beside all women, people of color, those in the LGBTQ community,…

I am joining the March because I cannot physically attend, due to fibromyalgia, migraines, anxiety, and PTSD from abuse, all of which makes being in crowds difficult. However, I believe the current political climate is dangerous to all people, not just women and those who are disabled. I believe we are in for a rough…

My non-visible disabilities preclude my going to Washington, but my heart does not! We must support all who will be kicked to the curb by the policies of the incoming administration and those who worship Mammon to the exclusion of humanity.

  I can’t participate in my local march because I can’t be out with the crowd, but I firmly believe that Trump is a step backwards for equality of all kinds. I think it’s absolutely unacceptable, for someone to run on a platform of disrespect against woman, for someone who has multiple claims of sexual…

Mother Earth must be protected from climate change. Black Lives matter. GLBT people have rights. Women deserve equal pay for equal work. Education is important. Quality healthcare (including mental healthcare) for every citizen must be a priority. Our national parks & wildlife must be protected. No veteran should be homeless. No mentally ill person should…

I am joining the march because I am a person who matters and I don’t believe our government sees me that way anymore. I believe in supporting other women to have their voices heard, and solidarity in the face of sexism, ableism, and racism is what can make a different. Every person matters, and it’s…

I have Fibromyalgia, and this hits me on different days in different parts of my body. Sometimes the pain is severe, sometimes I am hit with chronic fatigue.Living in Chicago with rapid weather changes is challenging and as much as I want to march with my friends, I know I shouldn’t risk a complete flare…

I’m “marching” because the rate of sexual assault among youth with disabilities is twice the rate of able-bodied youth, and our country just elected a sexual predator who openly mocked a person with disabilities as president. I literally cannot contemplate this travesty without tears.   There exists in our society an odd paradox regarding people…

Though my mobility issues prevent me from joining my fellow citizens in Washington, D.C., I want to show my alliance and support for all of us who feel that Donald Trump is not a legitimately elected president and should not be allowed to serve. He is not educated or intelligent enough, and he has clear…