I Am Malala Education

The biggest and most common theme in I Am Malala by Malala Yousafzai is education. Females were denied an education all throughout Pakistani history. In the recent century, females were granted the right to go to school but they were still persecuted for going to school. Then the Taliban took over and slowly prevented girls from attending school. Many girls, like Malala, were enraged because they were not allowed to better themselves through schooling. Unlike the other girls, Malala made it her life’s mission to fight for her right to an education. She became a warrior for girl’s education and inspires others to join her. Malala has the keen understanding that to be the girl she wants to be and initiate a grass roots movement to change the world, she will need an education. She witnesses first hand at a young age the ease at which ignorance is …show more content…
Education is what she thrives on and school is the highlight of her days. She loves it so much that when the Taliban issues warnings admonishing girls not to attend school she sneaks across the village to her academy. Malala becomes most passionate and vocal on the matter when laws prohibit girls from attending school. Media outlets from across the globe want to interview her because she is the only one that is brave and confident in her argument enough to speak out, even though she knows it is dangerous. She continuously tells them that education for all people, both men and women, is critical in developing a global society without the horrors she was facing in her home country. Even in the hospital recovering