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NOT THEIR PRESIDENT

Where thousands across the US protested following Trump’s victory

AP Photo/Julie Jacobson

Protestors poured into the streets in Manhattan on Wednesday night.

From our Obsession

By Johnny Simon

Deputy Photo Editor

Published November 10, 2016This article is more than 2 years old.

Thousands protested across the United States last night, Nov. 9, following business mogul Donald Trump’s election to the US presidency.

Demonstrations erupted in several large cities, which had voted predominantly for Hillary Clinton in the Nov. 8 election. Crowds chanting “Not my president” amassed outside Trump properties in Chicago and New York City, while large groups blocked traffic on the Hollywood 101 Freeway in Los Angeles. Protestors denounced the Republican president-elect as a racist and sexist in signs and songs.

New York City

AP Photo/Julie Jacobson

Protesters demonstrate on Fifth Avenue outside Trump Tower.

AP Photo/Julie Jacobson

Protesters march along 57th Street in Manhattan.

Reuters/Andrew Kelly

Protesters outside Trump Tower.

Seattle, Washington

AP Photo/Ted S. Warren

Hundreds of protesters march through Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood.

Chicago, Illinois

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Demonstrators protest on top of a bus outside of the Trump Tower in Chicago.

Washington, DC

Reuters/Kevin Lamarque

A young boy stands with other anti-Trump demonstrators during a candlelight vigil in front of the White House in Washington.

Los Angeles, California

Reuters/Mario Anzuoni

Demonstrators take over the Hollywood 101 Freeway in Los Angeles.

Boston, Massachusetts

AP Photo/Charles Krupa

Hundreds protest in opposition of Donald Trump’s presidential election victory on Boston.

Oakland, California

Reuters/Noah Berger

Kimmy, who declined to give a last name, rallies with protesters in Oakland.

Dallas, Texas

AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez

People gather to listen to speakers as they protest President-elect Donald Trump’s victory.