Why I Am Joining The March : I am not invisible! I’m an older woman, with diabetes, lupus, and fibromyalgia. I need a wheelchair to get around. I depend on the ACA for health insurance, and without it, there’s a good chance I will die within a short time. What you don’t see is that…

Why I Am Joining The March : I’m joining this march to show everyone that we will not be silenced. Women will not be silenced, the disabled will not be silenced, chronic illness sufferers will not be silenced, and our future generations MUST not be silenced. We all have a voice and deserve to be…

Because every woman deserves to know that she is safe and has people looking out for her.

I am joining the disability march because physical limitation is not enough to silence me.  I will stand with the many other citizens making it know we do not want this man in our White House.

Why I Am Joining The March : I am a mental health therapist specializing in sexual and reproductive health, trauma and LGBTQ populations. I also have social anxiety and fibromyalgia. I am joining the march in solidarity with underserved populations and with women, to stand up against misogyny, sexism, racism and every other -ism. We…

Why I Am Joining The March : I join this march in support of all human rights. I join this march to stand up and fight the hatred being normalized in our political landscape with love and solidarity. I live near DC and due to Chronic Fatigue Syndrome am unable to join my friends and…

Because Trump is a horrible human being. Because I’m terrified about what will happen to anyone who isn’t a rich white man, once he takes office. Because I believe the ACA is vital for those of us with disabilities as well as those who cannot afford private health insurance. I march to stand up against…

I BELIEVE WOMEN SHOULD BE EMPOWERED AND RESPECTED.

Why I Am Joining The March : I believe that ALL women deserve to be seen and heard and respected as human beings, regardless of race or class or sexuality or religion or health or any other factor. The part of me that is less “normal” is standing up for those like me: physically and…