Malala Yousafzai on the Power of Education | Glamour

Women have the same rights as men.

If a man can go to school, if a boy can
go to school, why can't a girl?

If I don't go to school

then I would be obeying
my brother and my father,

I would be washing clothes every day,

and then I would marry,

then and I would be taking care
of children, and my life would finish.

Those people who stop us
from getting education,

they are afraid of educated
and powerful women.

There was a correspondent of BBC,

and he asked my father,

"I want someone from Swat
who can speak to me,

and who can tell me
what's happening there".

So I started blogging for BBC.

I used to talk to him
on the phone every night.

We all wanted education,
but so many people were silent

because they were afraid of Taliban,
they were afraid of death.

But the courage defeated that fear.

That is why I spoke.

I was not waiting for someone else.

I did it by myself.

At 12 o'clock I think so we just set

indoor school bus and has asked my

driver can you do the magic tricks and

he was hiding a stone in his hand and we

had to find it and I don't know I just

opened my eyes and I was in the hospital

I needed I was short and first thing I

did was I thank God that I am Alive in

my country Pakistan and all over the

world girls raised a slogan of I am

Malala there is their voice for

education and they raised their voice

against terrorism it is an honor for me

because I need more and more girls and

women and more and more boys to support

me in my campaign for education

the Taliban shot me they thought that

the other girls are speaking for the

rights law so stop they thought they

will spread fear terror but they failed

I believe that if you are sincere to

your own heart then you can do anything

and I can do anything

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