I march for Women.
I march to preserve the freedoms that others try to take from us because we disagree.
I march because women have the right to liberate their bodies in whatever way they want, however they choose, whenever they see fit.
I march because women have the right to live and to love how they choose without judgement, shame or persecution.
I march because it is NOT OKAY to “grab ‘em by the pussy.”
I march because women are not equal in this country that prides itself as “the Land of the Free.”
I march because conservative, white men shall neither dictate nor legislate their ideology over me.
I march because hate is not an inalienable right.
I march because racism and sexism are NOT OKAY even if they are the views of the majority.
I march because injustice is an everyday experience for those without white skin, a penis and wealth.
I march because the voice of reason is drowning in marketing speak and political pivoting.
I march because Republicans are DEAD WRONG when they say the Obama presidency was a failure and set our country back.
I march because it is NOT OKAY for our political leaders to lie, invent “facts” and deny culpability for the things they say.
I march because this man should never have been elected to this office.
I march to stand up for what it is right and lead by example.
I march because I have a moral obligation to our futures.
I march for Women.
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A number that is a recurring part of my herstory.