A trans rights protester who glued themselves to the floor during a talk by gender-critical feminist Professor Kathleen Stock has been removed by police.Four police officers spent around 10 minutes attempting to remove the activist, who was one of around 200 protesters to gather at the Oxford Union on Tuesday in opposition to Professor Stock’s appearance following remarks in her book Material Girls, in which she outlined views perceived by some as trans-exclusionary.Campaigners holding banners that read “Resisting by existing” and chanting “Trans rights – human rights” marched towards the 200-year-old debating society, where police were braced for potential clashes.Prof Stock had only been talking for around five minutes before three protesters jumped out of the audience chanting “No more dead trans kids.” She began talking again after the near-30-minute interruption.Taking questions from the audience after police removed the protester, she said: “I didn’t mind that protest Register
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A trans rights protester who glued themselves to the floor during a talk by gender-critical feminist Professor Kathleen Stock has been removed by police.Four police officers spent around 10 minutes attempting to remove the activist, who was one of around 200 protesters to gather at the Oxford Union on Tuesday in opposition to Professor Stock’s appearance following remarks in her book Material Girls, in which she outlined views perceived by some as trans-exclusionary.Campaigners holding banners that read “Resisting by existing” and chanting “Trans rights – human rights” marched towards the 200-year-old debating society, where police were braced for potential clashes.Prof Stock had only been talking for around five minutes before three protesters jumped out of the audience chanting “No more dead trans kids.” She began talking again after the near-30-minute interruption.Taking questions from the audience after police removed the protester, she said: “I didn’t mind that protest Warcraft