I Am Malala Yousafzai Analysis

For too long Women all over the world have been fighting for equality And fair treatment, and Countries like the United states and Great Britain have granted these courageous women their rights of equality. However many women in middle eastern civilizations such as Pakistan and Afghanistan still indeaver through the complications of a patriarchy controlled civilization. From those struggles arose a determined and courageous girl named Malala Yousafzai. Malala yearned for education and constantly wondered as to why women were supposed to wash dishes and clean the house, while men obtained education and became major roles in the community. Due to these unequal traditions and the Taliban’s horrendous enforcement of such traditions, Malala yousafzai began a movement of equality for men and women, while also portraying equal education for all children. Although …show more content…
When a Taliban shooter interfered the bus ride to Malala’s school he absurdly asked for Malala, and Malala bravely answered,” I Am Malala”, but in her book Yousafzai responded, “I am Malala and this is my story”(yousafzai, pg.7). Which would in all actuality symbolize Yousafzai’s bravery as she was afraid to respond to the question, but she still decided stand up for her education and proudly replied,”I Am Malala.” Moreover through explaining ,This was her story, she was also actually symbolizing the many young women from the middle east comparing to her experience. Therefore Malala invoked symbolism to express her bravery and the bravery all women must gain, while also allowing the audience to witness the experiences of all middle eastern women. As an effect malala continuously pursued the audience to join her in her fight for education and equal rights through, symbolizing the true meaning of bravery and