Essays on Malala

This world is full of heroes and cowards. However, the people most respected in the world are those who stand out and conquer their fears, challenges and tribulations, outshining them and emerging victorious. Out of the numerous heroes and inspirational personalities of the world, there are a few known for the traits that embellish their personalities. There is Malala Yousafzai, who is much celebrated for her remarkable bravery, William Cage acknowledged for his phenomenal integrity and then there is Mr. White McFarland USA, who is recognized for his persistence. Malala Yousafzai is a renowned educational activist, and she raises ...

Marjane Satrapi’s magnum opus tells us the story of an Iranian upper-middle-class girl (Schjeldahl), who is forced to relinquish her childhood with the onset of the Islamic Revolution of 1979. Personally, I think “Persepolis” tackles a range of complex issues: personal and national identity crises, political continuity versus revolutionary change, and the struggle of collective fundamentalism against individual self-preservation. The psychological, political and cultural themes coalesce to deliver a crude and compelling message. At the end of the novel I was left with the impression that the Iranian people were tragically blinded; first, by a naïve and ...

On October 9, 2012 two Taliban gunmen boarded the school bus that Malala Yousafzai was on. After asking which of the students was Malala, they proceeded to fire three shots at her. One of the bullets hit the side of her forehead and traveled along the length of her face before going through her shoulder (Schifrin, 2013). Since the attack Malala Yousafzai has become a prominent international advocate for educational equality for men and women. This paper will look at her life and her impact on the world. The reason for the Taliban attack on Malala was a blog ...

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Business - Model Female Leader Award Introduction Leadership qualities that influence across cultures dead or alive have qualities that inspire, direct, challenge, and effectively change the world founded in strong ethical practices. Rhodes et al, (2005) describes how “converging political, industrial, and economic characteristics” aligned to ethical leadership practices prove effective (p. 87). The following is an academic exercise – a learning task demanding critical thought, organizational aptitude, and specific objectives toward achieving a better understanding about the human experience and what distinguishes leadership qualities influencing people across cultures.

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Too often I have neglected the value of education in my life until realizing the challenges that many people throughout history and around the world face in their own fight for the right to an education. Two individuals from different eras and parts of the world with entirely unique conditions who fought for their right to be educated are Frederick Douglass and Malala Yousafzi. Frederick Douglass, a black man living in the United States in the 1800s, growing up under the horrors of slavery; and Malala Yousafzi, a young Pakistani Muslim girl living under Taliban rule risking her life ...

The intrinsic worth or virtue of an individual is best known as the qualities a person retains that motivate him or her to act in a decent or virtuous way. A person without any virtue is not approachable. Similarly, to be an ideal boss is a huge responsibility that really needs an experienced and eligible person to succeed. The main requirement in my boss would be the “Integrity” and he or she must be an integral part of the team as well as the organization. A few other features that make an ideal boss are to be a good communicator, be a leader, ...

Malala Yousafzai is a hero of millions including me for her bravery and works that she is doing. People call Malala the bravest girl of modern times because she kept doing what she wanted to do irrespective of death threats from one of deadliest terrorist groups of the world, Taliban. We are going to discuss Malala Yousafzai, her works and several other related aspects in this paper.

Malala was born in a muslim family of Pakistan on 12 July 1997. She was educated by her father, ziaudiin yousafzai who owned a chain of schools. Malala wanted to be a doctor but her father ...

This report focuses primarily on commenting on the statement by Laurel Ulrich that, “Well behaved women seldom make history”. The optimal way to analyze this topic is to look upon the concept of sexism. Sexism is defined by the Merriam-Webster dictionary as, “prejudice based primarily on sex; most importantly, discrimination against the female population”. This prevailent global issue is often addressed in what are known as women’s liberation movements calling on equal employment opportunities of women and to suppress acts of aggression and discrimination against the gender. However, these acts hold little to no success as backed by ...

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Muslim women and their stereotype have always been the topics of discussion, particularly in Western Media. The Western media has created a dark and negative image about entire Muslim community and Muslim women. They are treated either with sympathy or suspicion. In United States and other Western countries, a certain image has been created about Muslim women. This image is certainly not positive. The Muslim women are underestimated and people do not believe in their ability to change the world. I want to put before the readers some facts about Muslim women through which I want to refute such misconceptions. That ...

The importance of education is incontrovertible. Its significance has long been dilated upon. Education equips one with the necessary tools in order to lead a respectable and peaceful life in this world. However, what deserves greater attention is the need to educate girls. There are many factors that make the education of girls indispensable in this day and age. Women are being empowered in today’s world after decades of pain-staking efforts. Although the West has progressed considerably in this matter, the developing countries in the East still deny girls their right to education.Not only the advantages of enlightening girls ...

“The belief that men and women should have equal rights and opportunitiesorganized activity in support of women’s right and activities.” This is most basic, modern definition of feminism as defined by Merriam and Webster. The idea of feminism has been transformed over the course of the past several decades, altered by political motives, cultural differences, class segregations, and other civil rights movements. The core of the definition remains constant however, that there exists discrimination which is gender based. This also implies that the basic ideals of feminism should be of significant importance to all democratic thinkers and that ...

On July 12, 2013, noted human rights activist and Pakistani schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai spoke in front of the United Nations on the subject of human rights violations in Pakistan and elsewhere. The speech was a powerful and affecting one, Malala using her harrowing story of being shot in the head by the Taliban, and her subsequent recovery, as a case study for the need for UN intervention in the Middle East to address issues of the violation of human rights. Throughout the speech, Malala’s use of delivery, pathos and audience adaptation provided her with a tremendously effective and heart-stopping speech which ...