I am joining the Disability March in solidarity with my sisters in the US from Glasgow, Scotland. I am unable to march due to Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, POTS, chronic pain, chronic fatigue and the Fragile X Premutation. As a disabled bisexual woman, I am marching for the human rights of women, people of colour, LGBT, and…

I am joining the disability march because I wish I were able to join the March in Washington or even the March in my hometown of Charlotte, NC.  I walk with two canes because of arthritis in my knees and can only walk very short distances.  Since Trump’s outrageous campaign comments about women and the disabled, I’ve…

As both a woman and an American with a disability, I believe it is important that the 45th president of my country see me and know what America is made of. I want to “stand up” to the hatred and bigotry that people like Donald Trump have embodied through their choice of words and actions….

I would be marching in Washington or San Francisco, but I have chronic Lyme disease and back and hip problems which make it too hard. I want Trump to know we won’t tolerate his hatred, bigotry or misogyny. I am fearful for all the people that may lose their health care and for all of…

I march because we need to make this country a safer place for minorities not a more dangerous one.  Our society should not be one of fear, exclusion, hatred or oppression. It is our job as humans to speak out against oppression and to resist it. I march for all of the women, people of…

I am joining this march for so many reasons, but mainly because I believe that quality healthcare is a basic human right and not a luxury. I am plagued by the knowledge that under Trump’s presidency I may go back to the days where I could not afford the medication I need to survive. When…

I don’t simply feel a desire to join this important movement of women, I feel compelled. The inauguration and the campaign before it, has promoted such vitriol and hate. Not all of it from the person elected. Some of it comes from the people you’d think know us, and feel our pain better than anyone….

I am marching in support of women’s rights. I am a retired arthritic homemaker Thank you for providing this opportunity to participate!