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I am joining the march because Trump and his administration threaten the forward strides we have taken as a nation – on women’s rights, on LGBTQ+ rights, on racial equality.

For Medi-cal and Medicare, for in home care not institutions , for the ADA, IDEA, black lives, immigrants, Muslims, the ACA, gay rights, trans rights. reproductive rights-for votes that were not counted, for votes that should have been cast— http://www.dominikabednarskaspeaks.blogspot.com

I march for women who, despite being the majority in this nation, are underrepresented in our government.

I have fibromyalgia and many other chronic pain issues, and the ACA has helped me live a semi-normal life. Without it I wouldn’t be insured and wouldn’t be able to afford my meds, therapies, surgeries or even have been diagnosed. I also require birth control to help with dysmenorrhea, and taking away my right to…

As a queer, non-binary, female-socialized, disabled person, I want to march in DC or Minneapolis but my body won’t allow it. I know we can’t get Trump out of office just by marching, but I hope he hears us!

I want to include my voice, name and energy to the movements of a conscientious populace — uniting and working toward a better future for all. I’m a professional saxophonist and singer. I like to create things with my hands. I like to sew and make clothes and create notecards. I believe in the spiritual…

I join this march to add strength to the message that needs to be heard at this point in our history. We need to remember that our government was purposefully created to be “of, for and by” The People. And “We, The People” are comprised of a beautifully designed and widely diverse quilt of humanity….

I wanted to show my solidarity but going on a march anywhere with just my guide dog makes me anxious – especially if it involves travel and crowds. Imagine how thrilled I was to realise I could join in here!  I believe in an inclusive and compassionate society – a place for all of us. I…