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    Being A Teen Activist

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    harder through the tough times. Malala yousafzai, Alex Lin, and Craig kielburger are all teen activists that have changed the world. To begin with, According to Timeforkids.com Malala stands up for girls education because in her hometown Swat Valley, Pakistan, the Taliban took away girls rights for education and Malala wanted a change. Malala wants every kid to have education. Her dad is a teacher so that would really make a difference in trying to get every kid to have education. Since Malala…

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    Yousafzai What’s it like going to school? Are you happy? Do you enjoy seeing your friends everyday? As a young girl, Malala Yousafzai defied the odds in protesting that girls in Pakistan be allowed to receive an education. She was shot by Taliban in 2012… She survived. Malala Yousafzai was born on July 12, 1997 in Mingora, Pakistan. Growing up she became involved in supporting girls education. In 2009, Malala started creating blogs about education rights. She also blogged for the BBC about…

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    Een Activists Examples

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    een activists, are teens that want something to change for the better. They devote their time to make that change happen. It can be very hard work, and all teen activists don't necessarily work alone. Teen activists can work with the support of their family. Many aslo work within a group, but they are still the voice of what they believe. My first example of a teen activist that works with family is Malala. Malala Yousafzai is a 16 year old girl, that spoke out against the Taliban about girls…

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    Malala Being Shot Analysis

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    She said, “I am dismayed at the situation is Pakistan, where one in three primary-school children don’t go to school and militancy has taken hold. Maybe this one girl’s story could wake people up to what’s going on.” Christina believes this because she values bringing awareness to what happened to Malala…

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    chose this book because its author is a Pakistani and my culture can relate to that because we share so much of the same cultural beliefs since Pakistan use to be part of India before Pakistan gained independence from India on August 14, 1947. Another reason why I chose this book was that she did so much for equal rights of education for girls in Pakistan when she was basically my age.…

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    the hostile environment of Pakistan. In her world women were berated, uneducated, and considered possessions. Malala Yousafzai was born to a family of educations. Her the father was known as an outspoken anti Taliban activist. It is no surprise that she would have a passion for learning and an equal interest of the current issues in her country. Malala understood the importance of education at a young age; after the Taliban shut down all the girls’ schools in Pakistan, she adamantly spoke…

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    Malala Research Paper

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    Malala was the youngest person to win a Nobel Peace Prize. As a result of her strength, she is an inspiration all around the world. Her courage and perseverance make her a role model for many people. Happy Childhood Malala Yousafzai was born in Pakistan on July 12th, 1997. Little did her parents know that their daughter would become a worldwide peace maker. Her birthplace…

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    Malala Research Paper

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    Born on July 12th, 1997 in Mingora, Pakistan was Malala Yousafzai. Malala was named after the Pashtun heroine Malalali. Malala has two brothers and no sisters. In Pakistan, having a daughter is not praised. When a girl is born she is not welcomed by the mother nor father and it is not something you rejoice in. The daughter is the so-called honour of her father, brothers, and all of the men in her family. If she lets down that honour she could be killed. But aside from all of the…

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    Malala Research Paper

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    changed the official name of the country to the Islamic State Of Afghanistan (ISOA). Four years later, the united states accused the Taliban of harboring Osama bin Laden. The Taliban set up their base in southeastern Afghanistan near the border with Pakistan. The reason why they did this was because the Taliban enforced a strict interpretation of Islamic laws, they also did this because most of the group’s members belonged to the Pashtun ethnic group. Only about 3-5 countries considered the…

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    I Am Malala Sparknotes

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    birth. Usually, when girls are born in Mingora, neighbors commensurate with the parents and the young girls are hidden behind curtains. Ziauddin knew from the minute she was born that she was going to make a difference and thrive as a young woman in Pakistan. From that moment on, he dedicated himself to providing her with the education and skills she needed for being successful. Malala’s mother was also very selfless and fond of her daughter. Though she was illiterate, she knew that her daughter…

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