Malala’s fight for the right to women’s education
Introduction
In this essay we will talk about the process of struggle on the part of women who were not afraid to demand their rights for education, after many protests and raising their voices making themselves heard. But more than anything we will focus on Malala Youctzai, a Pakistani activist who was a victim of an attempt to femicide by the Taliban, for raising her voice in the face of the injustices of her country, becoming a great worldwide activist worldwide by strength by forceand Valentia. We will talk and know more than all his life, his formation, his father being his engine and why he did not wantInspire many of these, and won the respect of many countries.
Developing
Pakistan’s religion is Islam, his sacred book is the Quran, in this book there are very liberal currents as very extremist currents, and this was what made Malala have a very critical vision of the world from an early age, with respect to the treatmentthat women were being given in their country. The extremist currents of Islam took strength in the Swat valley and in all Pakistan in general, where they did not allow women to study. But his father was an activist who said that education is the main weapon, and never made a difference between men and women, in fact at his birth he made the celebration as if it were that of a child, since when a child was born in Pakistan thisHe is celebrated very happily and his father, Ziauddin Yousafzai did it exactly the same with his daughter, because having a daughter was already a good reason to celebrate in a cheerful way. Her father was her first teacher, life and growth, encouraging her with her blogs and her fight.
Like Malala there are many women who fight, or fought for their rights, for their ideals, such as Frida Khalo, who at his eighteen years suffered a great accident that forced her to a long convalescence, during which she learned to paint, and influenceAll probability in the formation of the complex psychological world that is reflected in their works. (Biographies and life, S.F.). We can also talk about Rosa Parks an African -American who made history by denying her seat to a white person, since in 1955 racism existed more strongly, so she was arrested. "The more we obey, the worse they treated us. That day was fatigued and tired. Tired of giving up ”(Parks, 1955) Rosa spend the night locked in a dungeon, accused of disturbing public order and paid a fine of fourteen dollars. After this, movements began to be given by the end of segregation that had already begun to be noted. (News and News, 2019) As these are many history of women who have made a difference in the world through their works, protests on the street or even Malala with their blogs where personal stories were simply told, such as the reality ofyour country at that time.
conclusion
Malala Yousafzai, throughout her growth was a great example of female struggle and empowerWomen from their country, and even from the world, since their voice rose, sounded and listened everywhere, demanding the rights that women already had, but they were taken away. Thanks to this he received several peace awards. He currently has the support of many television artists and channels, no doubt Yousafzai was, is and will be an example and a beginning of the fight for the rights that all girls deserve.
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