Malala The Powerful Analysis

Introduction Boys and girls have never been allowed the same freedom for a long long time, even to this day. One of the most important things, however, is education, which is something that both boys and girls should both be allowed. People all around the world should know more about this and how girls feel, and the permissions that boys and girls are given.

Boys should know how girls feel The first example of girls vs boys education rights is that boys should know how girls feel. First of all, since girls aren’t allowed to go to school in a lot of countries, boys should know what it feels like to be at home doing housework and never having an education. In the article, “ Malala The Powerful,” by Kristen Lewis, it states, “In January 2009,

For example, in Nepal, girls cannot go out after 7pm. This is not the case with boys though, boys in Nepal can go out at whatever time they want. This may not have to do with education, but it still shows the differences between boys and girls. Another difference is that girls in a lot of countries aren’t even allowed to go to school. While boys are going to school everyday and getting the education that they need, girls are stuck at home doing housework. According to the article, “Malala The Powerful,” by Kristen Lewis is states, “Malala and her classmates stopped wearing their school uniforms and began hiding their books under their clothing.” Malala is a teen activist from Swat Valley, Pakistan who stands up for girls education. This says that girls were doing this just because they weren’t allowed to go to school, but the boys didn’t have to do this. The final example of the differences in permissions is that boys are allowed to do lots of things while a lot of girls can’t do really anything, for example, having an education. According to the website, www.wikipedia.org, it states, “sex discrimination in high school and college course-taking also results in women not being prepared or qualified to pursue more prestigious, high paying occupations.” This means that only girls are not allowed to go to college for high paying jobs were as men can go for anything that they want. That was the second and final