Pink News have stated that that the mayor has both 'pledged' and 'vowed' to remove the stickers as well as identifying those responsible.
Additionally both Owl and Fox have been quoted (again) calling for allies etc
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"Owl, a non-binary trans activist and filmmaker, told PinkNews: “It is good to see that the mayor is taking a clear stance against the divisive and misguided action of a small but vocal hate group.
“People might not consider some stickers serious, but they are a part of a bigger context and a pattern of transphobia that has risen exponentially for the last year.
“Transphobic groups are taking action, and are constantly getting a platform in the media to spread misinformation and incite discrimination against a vulnerable group of people. We need our allies to stand up for us and condemn these constant attacks against the trans community.”
"Fox Fisher, a non-binary trans activist and filmmaker , said: “It’s more important than ever that our allies take action against such disgusting and reductive statements."
Liverpool Resisters:
“Our stickers are aimed at raising awareness of the potential threat to sex-based rights and women’s rights from the proposed changes,” the Liverpool ReSisters’s press release reads.
“Women and girls need spaces of their own for a variety of reasons, but principally because we continue to face male violence and harassment in public and in private spaces.”
It adds: “Women don’t have penises. This is not hate speech, it is not transphobia, it is a simple statement of biological fact.”