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    a light that shines out‚ that follows you through your most horrific moments. These lights were the lives of Malala Yousafzai‚ who lived in Swat and where the Taliban‚ a terrorist group‚ controlled the valley and Anne Frank‚ who lived in the time when the Holocaust took place and hid from the Nazis. Both were an inspiration‚ catching the world’s eyes from their challenges and fight. Malala‚ spoke out to the world‚ fighting for everyone’s rights.She out of hundreds‚ tried speaking out and went against

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    in many parts of the world today. Women and girls alike continue to be oppressed‚ and must fight against the authorities that try to abase them. One of Pakistan’s most determined young women‚ Malala Yousafzai‚ spoke openly against the Taliban’s destruction of girls schools. This courageous act made Malala a target for the infamous Taliban. She survived their murder attempt‚ and became one of the world’s most recognizable female figures in the fight for

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    3. Controversy of Kartini Day and Malala Day on Media 3.1 Considering the Heroism of Kartini Instead of the followers of the blind conspiracy theory‚ there is nobody else arguing that the moral message carried by Kartini and Malala in raising the issues of education and emancipation of women is right. The groups acknowledging that the struggle of Kartini and Malala is true have two tendencies‚ namely (1) not questioning the Western influence and (2) questioning Western influence. The group that

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    Chapter 16- In chapter 16 Malala returns to Swat Valley. The government says the Taliban have left but many of the citizens are still scared. Most of the things are destroyed and it is tough on her family because many things were destroyed including the school. She finds her books left in her bag. My advice for her would be to continue to learn with the books she has. Chapter 17- In chapter 17 one of the biggest challenges for Malala is that she is losing her confidence because she stopped growing

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    According to both Malala and Hillary‚ they both believe equality is the key to lasting peace and security in the world. Malala and Hillary both agree that the only way to achieve lasting peace and security is to fight for it in a non-violent manner. Equality is required before peace and security can be achieved‚ if equality is achieved then everyone will be treated fairly and no one would be considered more dominant than the other it would be a world of equality. In the world there are many unjust

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    “One book‚ one pen‚ one child‚ and one teacher can change the world.”(I am Malala).The many opportunities we are blessed with in this country is many times forgotten and taken for granted especially with the many distractions we have. any places outside the United States millions of people‚ especially women are not allowed to get an education. Women at a very young age of 13 are forced to drop out of school‚ get married and bear children. People are afraid to speak up and question the society on

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    Courage is the quality of mind or spirit that enables a person to face difficulty‚ danger‚ and pain‚ without fear. Even through the toughest of times‚ Malala Yousafzai was able to overcome obstacles without giving up. Throughout her youth and still today‚ Malala’s courageous actions have had a major effect on people and society around the world. Malala’s upbringing played a crucial role in molding her into the woman she is today. She felt that her life’s goal was to stand up for girls who needed

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    Individuals were scared for their own life In I Am MalalaMalala describes how traditions play a huge role in Swat Valley. For example she explains‚“I knew as we got older the girls would be expected to stay inside. We’d be expected to cook and serve our brothers and fathers… my mother and I could not go out

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    of the best ways to respond to conflict. The stories that were used are I am Malala: Young Readers Edition by Malala Yousafzai and Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl by none other than Anne Frank herself. Malala Yousafzai is a perfect example of why positive thinking is one of the best ways to respond to conflict. In this case‚ Malala stayed positive throughout her time in SWAT with the Taliban. Even though Malala was being told that her going to school was against what others believed in‚ she

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    Rigobert Menchu Tum and Malala Yousafzai‚ who both went up against their countries to call for education. Although Malala Yousafzai and Rigoberta Mench Tum have some differences‚ they have more similarities because of their impact on global education and their leadership characteristics. Starting‚ Rigoberta Mench Tum and Malala Yousafzai have different beginnings. Malala was a risk-taker and tried to "get (her) education if it’s at home‚ school‚ or somewhere else" (Yousafzai 4). Malala wanted her education

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