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    continued her efforts to inform people about the importance of education of girls all over the world. Malala her autobiography, I Am Malala, The Girl Who Stood Up for Education and Was Shot, which was published in 2013. Malala was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2013, and although she did not win that year, she was again nominated the following year, and was given the award in 2014. At the age of 17, she is the youngest person to have received the…

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    an ambulance corps of 1,100 volunteers to show the British Empire that they are worthy of full rights of citizenship. In 1906, Gandhi “organized his first mass civil-disobedience campaign” and after years of protest as well as imprisonment, a compromise was made (Mahatma Gandhi). The government then recognized Hindu marriages and abolished poll tax for Indians. In 1919, the British authorities enacted the Rowlatt Act which allowed imprisonment “of those suspected of sedition without trial”…

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    known. In 2002 he confounded the One campaign to fight poverty around the world. Time magazine in 2005 awarded him with the “Person of the year” award. Also, in 2005 U2 was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Being nominated for a nobel peace prize in 2006 was something Bono will never forget. Queen Elizabeth also honored him in 2007 and made him an honorary knight. Although Bono has led an exciting life, he has also faced many trials but has always managed to come out on…

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    Malala

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    The purpose of this essay is to observe the differences between news reports on Malala Yousafzai from the British Broadcasting Corporation and the NZ Herald. In recognising the differences between these two articles it raises the question of what truth in journalism is. This essay will analyse the quotes that are used and the titles of the articles to show how certain factors alter the perception of a person. The news reports that have been chosen are found online and have been published around…

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    King's Dream

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    illogical and unethical to judge others based on their appearance, family, intelligence, economical status, or color of skin. Dr. King’s speech was of a direct quotation, allusion, and poetry, he used analogies and metaphors, according to “The Nobel Peace Prize” (1964), he studied The US Declaration of Independence, the Gettysburg Address, and the Bible and he used biblical dialect and metaphor to prove his point. Dr. King used frequent repetition and rhythm to bang home key points. Dr. King’s…

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    What Causes Teen Activism

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    without education because the Taliban shut all the schools down. She also got extremely injured when the Taliban shot her in the head. She is a very lucky girl to have survived the bullet in her head, She is a very strong girl, and she won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2011. Alex Libby is from Pittsburgh, PA. As stated…

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    stubborn people begin to reconsider their cynicism. Malala Yousafzai is a fantastic example of one of these young adults. Malala 's Formerly Simple Life Before she broke into the world of fighting for gender equality, education rights, and overall peace, Malala Yousafzai lived a fairly normal life in comparison to other teenage girls. "She lived in the Swat Valley of Pakistan (a fairly busy area) with her parents and two younger brothers. She also attended a girls ' school that her father…

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    Elie Wiesel Injustice

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    Elie Wiesel, a writer and survivor of the Holocaust, said the above words in 1986 upon accepting the Nobel Peace Prize. Wiesel’s words touched upon a common question: How should a country respond to injustice abroad? It is a useful question. The social history of humanity is largely one of bloodshed and hate, only occasionally intersped with triumphs of justice. There has scarcely been a year of history free of one man-made tragedy or another, for all people are capable of bloodlust, of bigotry,…

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    Malala Yousafzai Biography

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    and continued all throughout her recovery. Actress Angelina Jolie helped create the Malala Fund to help education for girls. Her first book was published in October of 2013, titled I AM Malala. Being the youngest person Yousafzai receives the Nobel Peace Prize at age 17. Now Malala devotes her time in supporting the rights for girls around the world to receive an…

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    Mindset

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    his education, Albert Einstein progressed through his work which leads to him being awarded a Nobel Peace Prize, one of the highest awards someone could receive. By using the goals he set, Albert Einstein continued on with his career path little by little and ended up changing the world in ways he could never have imagined when he was little. Nobody begins with the dream of receiving a Nobel Peace Prize from a young age. They have to start with the dream of creating something of their own. This…

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