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    my life.” (Yousafzai 309). People all over the world consider Malala as one of the courageous and strong teenager in the world. She risked her life to fight for women to have the right to have an education despite the opposition of her society. In “ I am Malala ” despite her surroundings and the expected roles of women in her society‚ she became activist to fight for freedom for women as she fought the taliban and endured. Malala is an activist because she was fighting for women and girls to

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    Thesis: Malala Yousafazi took a stand for women’s education in her hometown of Mingora‚ Pakistan. Her story shows taking a stand at any age or even in your own city can spark a worldwide awakening for the importance of women’s education in third world or war torn countries. Through her story the public sees the odds and battles she overcame for women’s education. Even at a young age the importance of education was instilled in Malala by her father; Ziauddin Yousafzai‚ who ran public schools. Back

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    In the autobiography I am Malala by Malala Yousafzai‚ the theme of gender is represented well by a range of characters. However only two male and female characters fully represent the theme of gender: Malala’s mother and the Taliban leader Mualana Fazlullah (also known as the Radio Mullah). In Malala’s native city‚ Swat‚ Pakistan‚ the two genders male and female have very different roles in the home as well in society in general. Malala’s mother and Mualana Fazlullah are the best examples of the

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    a global symbol of peaceful protest and the youngest woman to ever get the Nobel Peace Prize. I Am Malala is the tale of a family uprooted by global terrorism‚ of the fight for girls’ education‚ of a father who encouraged his

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    ` Malala Yousafzai‚ born in Mingora‚ Pakistan known to be the youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner for her activism. At age eleven‚ with a microphone and a huge crowd is where her activism took action after seeing many girls’ in her community suffering from lack of education. The Taliban demanded to ban all girls’ from education‚ including hers‚ so they were very determined to destroy all schools that were made for only girls. Malala is well known for fighting for education for all‚ especially girls’

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    Watching the film He Named Me Malala by Davis Guggenheim‚ I was shocked to see how many people in our days are limited or lacked of human rights and education. How many people in our days live with fear to say something or to do something because they can be killed. They are trapped of their authority or millitar groups‚ who dictates how to live‚ think and what to say. I see in these situations only one output‚ putting their lives in danger‚ they should leave such countries. They do not have there

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    people were trying to kill you? Well some teen activists did have to go through that just to change the world. These teen activist changed the world in one sort if way. Those teen activists are Malala Yousafzai‚ Anne Frank‚ and Claudette Colvin. They all changed the world in at least one kind of way. Malala Yousafzai changed the world by making girls go to school. Anne Frank didn’t really “change” the world but she gave us a different perspective; by telling us how the Nazi’s treated the jews. Claudette

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    reading the book‚ I Am Malala: The Girl Who Stood Up For Education And Was Shot By The Taliban‚ I never thought that there was a chance that an innocent girl could be shot because she spoke out for her right to a quality education. Credits: Google Images In other countries‚ many of them in the Middle East‚ it is more often than not the fight of a lifetime to get access to an education. I was truly impacted by this fact when I turned to the last page of I Am Malala: The Girl Who Stood Up

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    to make their cause right. Malala yousafzai is fighting for education to all. Alex Libby is standing up against bullying in schools. Craig kielburger is fighting for villages around the world to have access to food‚ clean water and many other needs. These activists all stand up for what they believe in and they know that they can make a difference in the world. First of all‚ One of the activists is Malala yousafzai and she stood up for education for the youth. Malala got her idea to support education

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    Even though‚ Malala Yousafzai and Hillary Clinton agree on the need for peace and security‚ they both differ. Malala goes more into details about the need for education. Their similarities are to the topic of women and young girls being able to expand their education and reach their full potential. In Malala’s speech‚ she mainly focuses about the need for education for women and young girls. She talks about how women and young girls should have the “...right to live in peace…be treated with

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