FEMALE EDUCATION
Malala and the fight for education
Your essay should be at least 5 full pages typed, double spaced, Times New Roman 12 point font, with standard 1″ margins. Properly cite your work using Chicago , with page numbers
Essay Question:
Malala has launched an international campaign for women’s education. She stated in a speech at the UN “Let us pick up our books and our pens. They are our most powerful weapons. One child, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world.”
Explain the significance of this statement, the significance of this being said by a girl from SWAT, as well as in the significance Malala and her campaign has on the current political atmosphere of the global community. Lastly, in your opinion, what is the current situation for female education from a global perspective (you will need outside research to answer this)?
Use the book I am Malala and other research to support your answer
there is a movie on Netflix about her called He named me Malala
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Female Education
Education is an essential component of every person, regardless of being a girl or a boy. It helps a person become smarter and learn new things and facts around the world. Parents should give their children an equal opportunity to access education regardless of their gender. For a long time, the women have been discriminated against their male counterparts in all aspects, including access to education, wealth, better jobs, and so on. Since ancient times, society did not put a lot of emphasis on educating the girl child. In other words, girls were perceived as the tool to marry, bear, and raise children while caring for home activities. Compared to the boys, girls were only educated on basic issues which were intended to help them in their marriage life. In most societies across the world, they believe that women are not supposed to be educated and whoever caught educating them faces grave consequences. Most women have stood to fight for the rights of women education across the
Female Education
Education is an essential component of every person, regardless of being a girl or a boy. It helps a person become smarter and learn new things and facts around the world. Parents should give their children an equal opportunity to access education regardless of their gender. For a long time, the women have been discriminated against their male counterparts in all aspects, including access to education, wealth, better jobs, and so on. Since ancient times, society did not put a lot of emphasis on educating the girl child. In other words, girls were perceived as the tool to marry, bear, and raise children while caring for home activities. Compared to the boys, girls were only educated on basic issues which were intended to help them in their marriage life. In most societies across the world, they believe that women are not supposed to be educated and whoever caught educating them faces grave consequences. Most women have stood to fight for the rights of women education across the …
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