Racist Trump supporters have wasted no time spreading fear and violence across America

Mere days after he was elected president, reports of violence and harassment from Donald Trump supporters emboldened by his racism and xenophobia have begun to roll in from across the country.

The trend is nothing new, of course. Throughout the campaign, Trump’s name was used as a synonym for bigoted violence and threats thereof. But with Trump’s ascendency complete, the wave of chilling incidents that many feared would would accompany a Trump victory—like those which rocked the United Kingdom in the wake of its Brexit vote—has already begun to crest.

Here are just a few examples from the growing list of Trump-inspired attacks that have occurred over the last few days:

On Wednesday, the words “Seig Heil 2016,” were spray painted across a South Philadelphia storefront window, along with a swastika.

“We are horrified by the appearance of hate graffiti on a storefront in South Philadelphia,” Anti-Defamation League Regional Director Nancy K. Baron-Baer said in a statement. “Swastikas and the Nazi salute send a message of intolerance and hate to the entire community.”

The vandalism was discovered on the 78th anniversary of Kristallnacht, the infamous night of Nazi attacks on Jewish-owned businesses at the onset of the Holocaust.

In Wellsville, New York, a softball dugout at a local park was reportedly defaced with the words “Make America White Again” and a swastika. The vandalism was painted over by community members by Wednesday afternoon.

On Wednesday, a woman in traditional Islamic attire at San Diego University was robbed, and her car allegedly stolen by two men who she claimed invoked President-elect Trump during the attack. Police are reportedly investigating the incident as a hate crime.

In the Minneapolis suburb of Maple Grove, students at the local high school were greeted on Wednesday morning with the words “Fuck Niggers,” “Fuck All Porch Monkeys,” “Whites Only” and, yes, Donald Trump’s name, painted across the locker of a student of color.