“I saw a football match on TV the other day, when Arsenal were wearing a white kit with no clear numbers. It was to mark their campaign ‘No More Red’ or something like that.
As a London club they are helping with the campaign to stop knife crime and deaths in the city. 'No More Red', relates to their kit normally being mainly red and the blood spilt during knife attacks, which is why Arsenal players were wearing white.
The kit will be given to charities to raise money for safe places and support to help provide an alternative to the gang culture that often leads to knife crime.
They know gangs will always be there, and not trying to remove it, just provide an alternative. Is that a mindset that could be used in the climate and ecological challenges we face?".
In this short episode Stuart and William discuss, mull over, and examine a question from Ella in Heaton Mersey, Stockport, Greater Manchester, England. Ella's thinking and point of view brings a new twist to the subject don't you think?
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