I am joining the march to stand up for myself and my daughters. As a victim of sexual assault, it is something that should never be bragged about. Women are more than breasts and vaginas. Our girls deserve a better future than the one being painted for us by this incoming administration.

The Affordable Care Act marked the first time in recent memory that I was able to receive comprehensive care for all of my chronic illnesses without worrying how I would pay for the doctor, the physical therapist, or (more worrisome) my medication. The relief I’ve felt at having that burden is palpable. The thought of…

I March for my 10 year old daughter. I want her to feel safe, and not like she’s a second class citizen. I want there to be truth in my words when I tell her that she can be anything she wants to be when she grows up. I March in solidarity with my fellow…

As a lesbian and a disabled veteran, I can’t stand to see someone so disrespectful of others; someone so obviously out only for himself, and not for all Americans in our highest office.

I marched in the March for Women’s Lives in ’86. That was before this horrible social anxiety got ahold of me. Now I can’t handle a crowd of 200 let alone 200,000. We must retain and expand our rights as women and honor and respect the holy in all human beings. I’m proud that my…

I am joining the March on Washington after the inauguration of a frightening person -delivering messages of hate, mockery, shutting down the free press, and threatening a wall and deportation of immigrants. As a person with health issues which prevent marching with my sisters and brothers in peace, I join in support of this movement….

I am not disabled but unable to attend the march in person. I stand with the disabled, disenfranchised, underrepresented, diseased, and all who may suffer under this new regime. I stand for women’s rights, civil rights, love, and support for our fellow man.

I have vision problems and without accommodations, for my disability in high school, I probably would have dropped out of school. I have other health issues that make it hard for me to be active. I am undiagnosed and going through testing for them. Without health insurance, I wouldn’t be able to get the care…

I am joining for my daughters who deserve to grow up in a world where they are treated as equals and have access to health care.