I Am Malala Thesis

Disobedience is the true foundation of liberty. In other words, in order to gain complete liberty, one must fight against it. Revolting against strong issues can help you become a stronger person. Many people allow others to hurt them either physically or mentally. Fighting your fears will help you overcome most obstacles that may need to be faced. You are fighting for your freedom as well as others freedom. I Am Malala, written by Malala Yousafzai is a memoir that takes us through the life of someone who is under threat from the Taliban. The Taliban was against women having any right to learn. If you were caught, the school was shut down. Malala looked to start a mass movement of women fighting for their rights. She is up and back after her punishment and showing that one thing can 't …show more content…
Women are fighting for their rights, they may get something, but then they are put in dangerous conditions. There is the argument that they should get safe conditions or there is the side that you could say that they should be happy to have some rights. In the article it says, “It is this which frustrates all attempts to maintain the power, but protect the women against its abuses.” This shows that they get frustrated giving them rights when they complain. Malala says, “I don’t want to be thought of as the ‘girl who was shot by the Taliban’ but the ‘girl who fought for education. This is the cause to which I want to devote my life.” She wanted to let everyone know how she felt and she did. She was then shot in the head for speaking. Those are the consequences for speaking out against the Taliban. They are true to their word. In both stories, women have zero right to speak out without the direction to. They both had things to stand up for, which were education for woman and woman rights to have a job. Many women write and speak and pay for their views. Women do not have the same ability in which men have. Or do they? We won 't know because they are hidden away