My View On Malala

Malala is sixteen from  Pakistan who decided to  stand up for  the rights of   young women, so that they may  have the opportunity  to an education.  The Taliban regime  saw this little girl as a threat and planned to take  her out by shooting her  in the head  . They were unsuccessful at killing her, and that still  hasn't stop this teenager from getting her message out. I agree with Malala on the topics of the importance of education for all  and peace.

   Malala view on  education comes from not having it readily available to her  i believe. She said " you don't  know what you have until its taken''.  I know i  have the tendency to take school for granted   with  such thoughts  of maybe  i  wont go, or  maybe i wont do a assignment.  Malala also feels  that school  is much deeper  than just  subjects. She says  its teaches  us  cultural diversity  and unity.  It teaches   us  how to   work together and become problem solvers.  She  really gave me perspective  on what is taking  place  in my life   right now,  and that's higher education.

    Peace is  also  something  Malala so  desperately wants. She  is  speaking  up  for her paradise  S wad, Pakistan.  Malala describes it as  no greater place on  earth lush green hill pristine waters  that's being torn by terrorism. She often thought what would  be her   defense when they come for  her ( terrorist ).  She  thought maybe  she would   threw her  shoe. Then she  explained that if  she threw  her shoe that  would be making her no better  than the attacker.  Malala rethought her plan and she said  she would explain her ideas and  opinions  and   the peace  route would  better suite   her.