Donald Trump will be inaugurated as the president of the United States come January 20. But many Twitter users—especially those whom Trump targeted during his campaign, including Muslims, immigrants, women, people of color—are not excited about his win last night (November 8).
They are clapping back with the trending hashtags #NotMyPresident and #ImStillWithHer, simultaneously decrying Trump’s win and showing support for his opponent, Hillary Clinton. As usual, some trolls have crept in, but the hashtags primarily serve as a unifying platform for those who feel lost in the wake of the election. Here are some must-see tweets:
The KKK is parading the streets celebrating and some of y’all have the audacity to tell people to quit overreacting? #NotMyPresident
— Sāvion (@SavionWright) November 9, 2016
I refuse to accept that a racist, homophobic, pig is going to be president. #NotMyPresident #ImStillWithHer
— Brennyn (@UnicornsSlay) November 9, 2016
— Nick Jack Pappas (@Pappiness) November 9, 2016
Cant be a Muslim
Cant be Gay
Cant be an Immigrant
Cant be a Woman
Cant be BlackLand of the "free" everybody #NotMyPresident
— MicahFenty (@micahdgaf) November 9, 201
This is a dying gasp from a country whose demographics will change regardless of Donald Trump’s idiocy. #NotMyPresident
— Akilah Hughes (@AkilahObviously) November 9, 2016
Private prison stocks are skyrocketing right now because of Trump’s win. #NotMyPresident pic.twitter.com/oVv59Uzbkp
— Tariq Nasheed (@tariqnasheed) November 9, 2016
People are genuinely scared for their futures. Racism won, Homophobia won, Ignorance won, Sexual assault won. #NotMyPresident
— ♛ Anderson Small ♛ (@NeverSayNeverAJ) November 9, 2016
My sister got to work today and people thought it was funny to ask for her green card. This mindset was validated yesterday #NotMyPresident
— Albert Mitchell (@albiemitchellx) November 9, 2016
#NotMyPresident#ImpeachDonaldTrump#ImStillWithHer
This is so heart breakingpic.twitter.com/SedEFbZmFk— Allan Polycap (@Allanpolycap) November 9, 2016