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Have you ever heard of a girl who had to sleep with a knife under her bed and won the noble peace prize? Have you ever had something that is so easy to get for yourself and other people would die for but you have at your access? If you haven’t welcome to the story of Malala. Malala Yousafa is a teen activist who overcame many obstacles and is known for her many achievements. She is very eager to go to school and have an education which is something that kids in America take for granted. But sadly she was shot near to her eye at a young age. With her school she had to wear uniforms which was a painful symbol of scarify. But she gets to take the bus home which I would believe that she likes to be with all of her friends.

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