Malala Yousafzai is seventeen and a Nobel Peace prize
awardee. Her overall message that she shares would most likely fall into fighting
to become a benevolent community, as it is focusing on women’s equality and
rights to education. However, this interview is about her and her story which
would be Reich’s triumphant individual. Having been shot in the head and left
for dead Yousafzai survived, and now promotes women’s educational rights all
over the world. In the interview she says “… it’s her duty” to speak on behalf
of the women in her country. The traumatic event and her suffering, then her
recovery and sharing her story have led to her individual success as well as
the success of her message.
The premise mainly focused on with Malala’s story is
emotion. An underage woman being shot in the head creates a public outcry and increases
her ability to persuade others to hear her message. Having lived through a
horrific experience and coming out stronger and with a voice to be heard Yousafzai
stirs an emotional response in her listeners.
What an amazing story! Especially the environment and let alone culture she lives in, where women don't have much weight carried in anything they say or do. And here is a young woman creating opportunities and making statements to overcome all adversity.
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