“I am those 66 million girls who are deprived of education”-(Yousafzai,2018). Malala Yousafzai was one of the few to raise her voice for girls and children's education while living in a country where women aren't even allowed to leave the house the without a man relative. She also touches the subject of freedom in her country from the taliban . Malala was only 14 like many other girls was shot and threatened to be killed to fight for the right to have an education . While later writing a book and getting Recognize to be the youngest to win a Nobel peace prize while still being a normal teenage girl . In Malala Yousafzai book “I Am Malala” Malala argues the point for girls all around the world to have the right to an education and the freedom for her people by her explicit use of imagery,Ethos and tone to convey her audience.
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For instants ”it was a girl my age her hair was matted and her skin was covered in sores ….i was scared”(Yousafzai,26). Thus Malala describes a sorrowful scene of a impecunious girl in full detail to further help visualize the way how the rest of underprivileged kids in Pakistan may live their life. Further conveying the audience that all children should have the right to an education. Instead of these children looking for metal to support the family they should be at home playing games with the neighbor children and no child should live like
For instants ”it was a girl my age her hair was matted and her skin was covered in sores ….i was scared”(Yousafzai,26). Thus Malala describes a sorrowful scene of a impecunious girl in full detail to further help visualize the way how the rest of underprivileged kids in Pakistan may live their life. Further conveying the audience that all children should have the right to an education. Instead of these children looking for metal to support the family they should be at home playing games with the neighbor children and no child should live like