Growing protests against Trump's election victory have sprung up in various cities across America

As is typical of any election, anger has risen across the country after Republican nominee Donald Trump won the election against Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. However, Trump's victory has sparked anger to a degree that it has triggered a number of protests to spring up around the United States, and according to reports, these protests are growing.

According to ABC13, thousands have gathered in Chicago IL. outside of Trump Tower holding anti-Trump signs and chanting "not my president." Reports say that the protests are largely peaceful, however the protest has taken up all six lanes of North Michigan avenue.

According to one Twitter user, protestors were attempting to break down barriers in front of Trump Tower.

When protestors tried to break through the barriers in front Trump tower in downtown Chicago pic.twitter.com/7fwt7DVtdZ

— Puja Bhattacharjee (@pujabhattach) November 10, 2016

Similarly, protests have also sprung up in Manhattan on Fifth Avenue, drawing somewhere close to 1,000 people. The same can be said about Boston, where protestors gathered on Boston Common before marching to the Massachusetts State House.

There are also reports of protests now in Austin Texas, stemming from the University of Texas. Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Oakland in California are also reporting marches, as well as Portland Oregon.