I Am Malala Essay

Female rights play a big role in the novel “I am Malala”, by Malala. The story tells and goes through the struggles of a female education in a third world country. The problem with jobs that females want and what they need to do for their country. Also just rights in general as Malala struggles to get something we take very lightly, an education. This is Malala, and here you have her story. Inside Malala's story there is a friend called Moniba, who happens to be Malala’s best friend. Moniba wants to be a designer, but within her country that would cause problems so Moniba had to stray from her dreams and try for teacher or doctor. In Pakistan, where Malala is from the girls have to wear headscarves and have most if not all of their skin covered up. This would cause problems for Moniba to become a designer forcing her to give up her dream and go into teaching and or become a doctor.
They already have to cover up their skin but on top of that they aren’t allowed to go to school. So Malala’s dad opens up a hidden school for females and decides to fight back the Taliban on a intellectual level. The Taliban didn’t take kindly to this and went out to crush the rights and dreams of Malala’s school life. This is what happens to any rights held in Pakistan. Education alone is a trouble and a hassle as told in the story Malala. This is why a secret female school causes problem in her community, and why the Taliban take action, Even without the female students attending school, schools are at an all time low. This is why it is so important for the secret female schools to be a thing, otherwise a dark future will overcome Pakistan. This is why education is so important in a place like