川普當選美國總統引發數千人抗議

The U.S. presidential election results are not going down well with thousands of protesters who filled the streets of a number of large cities Wednesday night.

The marches have been peaceful so far, but loud, with shouts of "No Trump, No Racist USA."

A large crowd packed New York City's Fifth Avenue, directly in front of the Trump Tower, waving signs reading "Love Trumps Hate."

Another group gathered across from Trump's soon-to-be-home, the White House in Washington.

Demonstrators blocked traffic in Chicago, marched through downtown Philadelphia, Boston and in West Coast cities Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle.

Earlier Wednesday, high school and college students stormed out of classrooms across California, a state with a large Hispanic population.

Many of the protesters say they are scared and fear a Trump administration will champion anti-immigration policies. They regard him as racist, sexist and xenophobic because of statements he made during the presidential campaign.

No one from the Trump staff has commented on the protests.

But losing Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has told voters they owe Trump "an open mind and a chance to lead."美國數以千計的人星期三晚上在一些大城市舉行街頭抗議，對總統大選結果表達不滿。

抗議活動雖然是和平性質的，不過抗議者們大聲高呼“不要川普，美國不允許種族歧視”。

在紐約，大批抗議者聚集在第五大道的川普大廈前，他們舉着“愛戰勝仇恨”的標語。

美國首都華盛頓川普就職後即將入住的白宮前也出現了抗議人羣。

芝加哥抗議者阻塞了交通，費城，波士頓以及西海岸的洛杉磯，舊金山和西雅圖也出現了抗議示威遊行。

星期三早些時候，拉丁裔人口比例很高的加州各地高中和大學學生衝出課堂，表達抗議。

很多抗議者說，他們擔心川普政府將實施反移民政策。他們認爲川普在大選期間發表過的言論說明他是一個抱有種族歧視，性別偏見和排外的人。

川普陣營還沒有對抗議活動做出迴應。

在大選中落敗的民主黨候選人希拉里∙克林頓告訴選民，大家應該以開放的心態，給川普擔任領導人的機會。