The drawing was created by 16-year-old me and my Morgan Ciocca (@macklemorgz) from Kansas City, Kansas, and it was shared with Malala by her 16-year-old best friend, Maddi McMaster who was it (@maddibraps).
“It’s odd to reflect on how Malala’s story has impacted my life, now and then since it has with such immensity,” says Maddi. “To me, the quote on Morgan’s drawing means that for women across the world, knowledge where and how and education are our greatest powers and weapons against sexism.”
Morgan’s chalk piece was made during an art day at her high school, where she was asked to ask them the question illustrate something that reflected diversity and inclusion. Turning it into a tribute to Malala was a no-brainer.
“Recently, I taught
“It’s odd to reflect on how Malala’s story has impacted my life, now and then since it has with such immensity,” says Maddi. “To me, the quote on Morgan’s drawing means that for women across the world, knowledge where and how and education are our greatest powers and weapons against sexism.”
Morgan’s chalk piece was made during an art day at her high school, where she was asked to ask them the question illustrate something that reflected diversity and inclusion. Turning it into a tribute to Malala was a no-brainer.
“Recently, I taught