I’m a two-time cancer survivor. I suffer pain, a blown immune system, and mobility issues. It isn’t easy sitting this out. I’ve been in every demonstration I could get to, beginning in the 60s with Civil Rights, Women’s Rights, Vietnam, Nixon. My last attempt was the day after 9/11 when I limped my way through DC demonstrating…

  We (virtual) march because: Love is the most powerful force in the universe Diversity is beautiful. People of all abilities, genders, nationalities, ethnicities, ages, religions/beliefs, orientations, lifestyles, body types, classes deserve to be treated w dignity and afforded the right to make decisions about our lives, our bodies. We march for those struggling to…

I was there to protest Kent State, I worked in support of gay rights in the 70s and worked to shine a light on our environment with the first Earth Day. My mobility issues keep me from participating in a March on January 20th. I march in support of all those bullied and all those…

Women are people. We are not less. Disabled people are people. We are not less. People are people. We are all needed. There is room for everyone. We all have gifts for each other and this world. As a 20+ year disabled person and support group leader for CFS/ME, Fibromyalgia Syndrome, and Orthostatic Intolerance (POTS,…

We’ve come too far-we refuse to give up the gains we have made to a desperate RW agenda, led by a perverted con man, with the mental capacity of a spoiled child.

I am joining the march to demonstrate that I will not accept the marginalization, oppression, repression, or discrimination of myself or any group of people. As a woman, my purpose is not to look good and to blandly accept assessments as to how well I meet that goal. I am a person, not a pussy…

I’m marching for equal rights for ALL women. Even before becoming president, Donald Trump has put down, belittled, bullied, and disregarded the rights of every category of women I can think of. Trump’s policies will disproportionately effect women and we need to fight back! As a young woman, I’m also marching for the many many older women who came before me and fought for the rights I have…

My name is Alanna Robles. I’m 36 years old. I had brain surgery(in 2009, at 28 yrs. old), have a device (VNS-Vagus Nerve Stimulator) that requires my battery to be changed every so many years, and take 3 meds for Epilepsy(which I have had since I was 8 months old). I have been receiving SSI…

I am joining the march because as a disabled woman with type 2 diabetes, arthritis, autism, and also having learning disabilities, i want to stand up for those who would not have the great care from medical professionals to help them with problems like I have been able to. And also for continued access for…