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A day after thousands marched in downtown Chicago, about 50 young people gathered at Trump Tower to protest the president-elect.

The group peacefully marched around Trump Tower, a 98-story hotel and luxury high-rise along the Chicago River, and up and down State Street near the Chicago Theater about 7 p.m. Thursday.

They were met with cheers from several people shopping and dining in the area, though one driver shouted at them to “shut up and accept democracy.”

“We’re not happy with the president-elect and we’re trying to let everyone know that,” said 24-year-old Jessica Orman. “This is a healthy way to get out your frustration. It’s a peaceful protest, we’re not bothering anyone. We’re not saying crude things. We’re just saying our opinion.”

Orman said she was shocked to learn Trump had won because every election predictor said otherwise.

“He’s a rapist, he’s a racist, he’s islamophobic, he’s against Mexicans — I’m half Latina so I’m not comfortable with him calling my ancestors rapists,” she said. “And the way that he treats women generally is disgusting.”

Protesters held signs that read, “Not my president” and “No bigot will lead me.”

Amanda Altobello, 30, said she joined the rally after hearing the crowd’s chants from downtown.

“I think that at least, the new president should listen to what people are saying here and think about his initial proposals because I don’t think that they fit how our country looks right now.”

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Information about whether police made any arrests related to the protest was not immediately available.