Malala Yousafzai A young heroine
Introduction
This essay is argumentative and interpretive where a part of the life of Malala Yousafzai is shown, which had to happen to achieve what I wanted most (the right to education for girls in their country) and position itself as one of the most people influential world. The environment in which this heroin lived, predominantly inhabited by Taliban fundamentalists who oppressed women’s rights, specifically the right to education will be analyzed. Since it is known, since the Taliban have been aggressors and oppressors, having wars and being extremists to defend their beliefs regardless of civilians’ rights.
Developing
In the Swat River Valley, a province of Pakistan, between 2003 and 2009 many schools for girls were victims of bombers, since they did not want to allow them to study, but a young woman would never accept it. I would begin to upload blogs so that the world knows the reality of its country. One day this girl faced a Taliban, but she was never afraid, and if she had it still she faced the subject who pointed to her with a gun. After receiving a shot on the forehead, she was transferred to England for an operation that would restore her on face and the auditory system. Malala Yousafzai who had already struggling for access to girls’ education in Pakistan.
After waking the coma caused by the shot, she got up even with more strength and desire to get what she wanted. She wrote an article that would be published in a local newspaper and time later would be exhibited in The New York Times causing her to be recognized worldwide; She appeared before the plenary of the United Nations Assembly to ask that all children in the world have access to education saying: “I want to do something for education, that is my only desire. I will get my education, either in my house, at school, or anywhere else ”(Baena). Then, he manages to position himself for three consecutive years as one of the 100 most influential people in the world.
After many people knew her, she was invited to the White House by Barack Obama and her wife, by Madonna and some more, feeling attracted to the courage and courage of Malala, thus reflecting the important and influential woman in which she was converted. At 17, he would be the youngest person to win the Nobel Prize for Peace, who undoubtedly has deserved, since today there are more than 3 million children who have access to education thanks to the efforts of a Girl who never surrendered. Emphasizing the aforementioned, it can be concluded that Malala Yousafzai is undoubtedly one of the women who has contributed much to society in general, giving power to women and children.
conclusion
Julia Fine said: “I have heard that some people say that Malala is just a symbol of Western ideals about education, but that could not be further from the truth. Malala is a heroine that caused a domino effect of changes, she caught attention and empowered girls and boys equally to act on the matter ". (Fine) and could not agree more, since if we analyze the problems for which she happened to that education she longed for we will realize that she is not any woman. She is one with steel nerves that makes everything to get her dreams. She is history, she is a heroine.
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