Malala Kamehameha Essay

Malala Yousafzai and King Kamehameha King Kamehameha unified all of the Hawaiian islands. Kamehameha fought extremely hard to reach his goal to rule all of Hawaii’s islands and unite Hawaii as one. Malala Yousafzai influences much of modern women’s rights all around the world. Malala pulled through a lot of adversity throughout her life, including surviving a gunshot wound to her head. Kamehameha and Malala both influenced a huge amount of people by fighting for their causes and being outspoken. Kamehameha and Malala both had to fight, whether physically or verbally. Both have people that ‘followed’ them and supported them in their causes. Malala had to fight for women in her country and the world’s right to education against …show more content…
Kamehameha kept the kapu system when he started ruling but he changed some of the kapu, he added laws such as the “Law of The Splintered Paddle”. When the Taliban forbid women to attend school in Pakistan Malala wanted to change that. Malala spoke in interviews, wrote articles, and spoke publicly about this matter, the backlash that the Taliban received pressured them to allow women to attend schools again. Malala changed the world by being the youngest person ever to receive the Nobel Peace Prize, which caused Malala to gain even more fame. Malala’s fame from winning the prize helped her spread more awareness about women rights. Malala Yousafzai and King Kamehameha both influenced a huge amount of people by being outspoken and driven to achieve their goals. Kamehameha and Malala became effective leaders by change. Kamehameha changed Hawaii by uniting the islands together, Malala changed Pakistan by allowing women to attend school. Kamehameha helped Hawaii’s economy by starting sandalwood trade and being very strategic about trade. Malala gained fame and spread awareness about her cause. Both Kamehameha and Malala were able to achieve