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We have to think of ideas and think of how weвЂ™re going to change this. вЂњWe have to show them from the beginning,вЂќ another speaker said. This is something that we have to fight for until something changes.вЂќДespite many students expressing despondent social media reactions and disbelief at election results, it appears that many are looking to the American people for whatвЂ™s next. вЂњWe cannot lose this passion in two weeks when we get to our daily lives. вЂњThe reason he became president is because we didnвЂ™t do this before,вЂќ one speaker said. The focus of the march, however, was on the speakers gathered at the base of Storke Tower. вЂњWeвЂ™ve got to move on, weвЂ™ve got to unite as a country.вЂќ вЂњThe American people have spoken and Trump won by a commanding majority,вЂќ Behiel said. He said he was вЂњadamantвЂќ in attending the protest because the students were carrying вЂњonly вЂ¦ Mexican flags.вЂќ Behiel, a first-year graduate student in the materials department, said his hat was stolen off his head during the march. national flag among the crowd of students. One Trump supporter involved in the altercation, who preferred to remain anonymous, said, вЂњI think itвЂ™s ironic that they tell us we canвЂ™t yell anything when theyвЂ™ve been yelling all night.вЂќДЄnother counter-protester, Richard Behiel, hoisted a U.S. In response to TrumpвЂ™s election, she said, вЂњIвЂ™m literally fearing for my life right now.вЂќ

вЂњIt was really bothering me because it wasnвЂ™t a laughing matter and itвЂ™s important to call them out,вЂќ Armellini said. One verbal altercation broke out between the Trump supporters and UCSB student Kristen Armellini, while UCPD Community Service Officers kept watch in the back.ДЄrmellini, a second year history of public policy major, said that the Trump supporters вЂњwere being antagonistic.вЂќ The protest attracted a handful of Trump supporters and other hecklers, some of whom gathered below Storke Tower and exchanged words with protesters. Students left their houses and apartments in Isla Vista to join the movement, which originated from campus. The majority cast their ballots for Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. precincts according to unofficial election results from County of Santa Barbara as of 12:39 a.m. вЂњWe need to come together to get a bigger group of people to fight against вЂќДЄpproximately 9,208 people voted in the UCSB and I.V. вЂњI am not only disgusted and appalled that this many people came together to elect this man, I am awed and I am proud that we all came together,вЂќ one speaker said via megaphone. Inspired by the spirited tone of the march, speakers expressed pride in UCSB students for coming together. Several protesters carried a large speaker blasting вЂњFuck Donald TrumpвЂќ by rapper YG, who performed at UCSBвЂ™s Delirium concert during Halloween weekend. Students reported hearing the chants from campus through their windows. Our voice is gonna be heard.вЂќДЄlong the way, supporters streamed out of their homes crying вЂњFuck Donald TrumpвЂќ and вЂњNot my presidentвЂќ as they marched down the street. вЂњPeople in this community are LGBTQ, are black, are Muslim, are all these things that make America what it is today,вЂќ said Reign Imani, a third year public relations major at Santa Barbara City College who participated in the protest. The protest was peaceful, with many students expressing a variety of concerns about what the election meant to them. Organizers carrying the Mexican national flag led the march down the campus bike paths and through Pardall Tunnel, looping around Isla Vista on Embarcadero del Norte, Del Playa Drive, Camino Pescadero, and back through Pardall Road to Storke Plaza. Hundreds of students gathered at the University of California, Santa Barbara and marched through campus and Isla Vista Tuesday night after news outlets announced that Republican Donald Trump won the 2016 United States presidential election. 9, 4:37 a.m.: A second anti-Donald Trump rally has been planned for noon on Wednesday at Storke Tower.

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