Malala is a fifteen year old girl, who is blind in one eyes and has problem with hearing. She may not look like much, but she battled the terrorist group 'Taliban'. "In 2009 Malala began to blog against the Taliban." Malala rebelled against one of the world's biggest terrorist groups 'The Taliban' is in Pakistan. She fifteen year old and got shot in the head, by two gunmen who wanted to kill her because she went to school even though the Taliban believed that women had no right to education. Talala is a hero because she fought for 120 million children who don't have a right to education. Personally, I appreciate that she fought terrorists for children rights.
According to the article, 'Malala the Powerful,' "In 2009 Malala began to blog against the Taliban, there were rules under Taliban rules." She began in 2009 on the broadcasting company BBC. "Urdu site about what her life was like under the Taliban rule," as quoted by Malala the powerful. The blog became an instant hit and many people around the word criticised that the Pakistan government for allowing the Taliban to grow really strong. She used her blog as a weapon to fight against the Taliban.
As written by Kristin Lewis in her article 'Malala the powerful' "Those who live in areas under Taliban control are forced to follow oppressive religious rules." There is no computer, music, movies, television. If people are to break these rules punishment, is severe. Such as whipping or even execution, she could also get stoned. If to break the Taliban rules is to equal death or even worse. Malala still went to school even though breaking these rules are very dangerous. And yet, fraught with danger, she still blogged and helped the 210 million children without an education.
Malala the powerful' has the quote, "After that, Malala launched a full-scale attack of her own. She became bolder in her crusade. Her identity as the famous BBC blogger was released." She appeared in a New York Times documentary, went on television, and gave powerful speeches to all Pakistani kids. Her message was the always the same all children deserved to go to school." After the conflict with the Taliban she relieved herself and fought for the right of children who don't have an education. Malala is a hero to many children around the word, we need more children to fight for education. Malala personally helped millions of children find their voice in order to fight for an education.
Malala is a hero, braver, and proved to the word that anyone can change the word no matter, how small. Gender or race, She stood up to the Taliban, and because of it she got shot in the head. Yet she still goes to school, the Taliban swear to kill her. Most people if they got shot wouldn't even go to school after that. She proved that all kids deserve to go to school all around the word. Now even though we admire her, who is going to change the word when someone else tries to take rights away. We need heroes in the word fighting for what right, so who is going to be the next hero?