DENVER -- Hundreds of people protested in Denver Friday against the inauguration of Donald Trump.
The protestors gathered on the steps of the Capitol, and marched through the streets of downtown.
Two original protests, one by DisruptDJ20 and one by another group, merged with Denver Public Schools students that walked out of class to form one large group.
Two protests have merged, now joined by large group of DPS students all in front of Capitol @DenverChannel pic.twitter.com/bxbYJq4ugO
— Jason Gruenauer (@JGonTV) January 20, 2017
A look at #Inauguration protest from the steps of the Capitol in #Denver #Colorado @DenverChannel pic.twitter.com/sfu4Tq99mH
— Jason Gruenauer (@JGonTV) January 20, 2017
When the group took to the streets, Denver Police had to block traffic as the group marched down 15th, turned and went back up 17th, to end back in the park. Chants of "not my president" and "love trumps hate" echoed through the streets.
SLIDESHOW: See images from Denver's protest
Police followed the group closely on bicycle and in patrol vehicles.
Denver Police said there were no arrests at the downtown protest.
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