Reaction in Southland to Trump inauguration

Protesters on the steps of city hall rally against President Donald Trump.

Union organizer Joseph Williams speaks to students during an anti-Trump rally at UCLA.

A protester hits a President Donald Trump epiñata hung from at a Black Lives Matter protest at Leimert Park following a “caravan of justice” protest in Los Angeles Friday.

Anti-Trump protesters march along Spring Street in downtown Los Angeles on the way to City Hall.

In downtown Los Angeles protesters gather in front of city hall to rally against President Donald Trump on inauguration day.

Zane Kaufmann 19, left, and Chloe Vaught, both of Los Angeles, at the anti-Trump rally in front of Los Angeles City Hall.

Women’s rights protesters voice their displeasure with President Donald Trump during a rally at City Hall in downtown Los Angeles.

A woman wrapped in an American flag endures stormy weather to join an anti-Trump march along Broadway in downtown Los Angeles.

An anti-Trump protester joins a rally outside City Hall in downtown Los Angeles.

People march on Broadway towards city hall in downtown Los Angeles as they protest against President Donald Trump

Anti-Trump protesters join a rain-soaked rally at city hall in downtown Los Angeles.

People march toward City Hall in downtown Los Angeles as they protest against President Donald Trump.

People march on Broadway toward City Hall in downtown Los Angeles as they protest against President Donald Trump.

Robert Cristo, right, leads chants as East L.A./Boyle Heights group with banners and posters marches from Mariachi Plaza on Friday. The group says Trump is seen as targeting the Mexican and Latino communities for deportations.

Anti-Trump demonstrators march through UCLA.

An East L.A./Boyle Heights group with banners and posters marches from Mariachi Plaza on Friday.

Mary Miller, right, with daughter Selena Harrigan, wraps everything in preparation to join East L.A./Boyle Heights group protesting Trump’s inauguration.

Customers watch the Trump inauguration at the Gypsy Cafe in Westminster. The mostly conservative customers in the Little Saigon community spoke quietly and clapped gently when the new president was sworn in.

USC students Britney Wise, right, Christina Gutierrez, Victor Sanchez and Nick Weinmeister of the Price Student Organizations Coalition lead students in reading an oath in a lecture hall to affirm their commitment to standards of equity, diversity and inclusion to carry forward in their studies and future careers.

A USC student gets emotional while reading an oath in a lecture hall with fellow students of the Price Student Organizations Coalition to affirm their commitment to standards of equity, diversity and inclusion to carry forward in their studies and future careers.