Malala made her voice heard by, bravely speaking up against the Taliban and believing that girls should be aloud to go to school.

To start with, Malala stood up against the Taliban, not just by speaking but by still going to school even when she could get killed for doing it. “ It was alright for little girls to go to school he said,but he still insisted that girls over ten should stay at home, in purdan. I was eleven, but that was not going to stop me.”

Next, Malala also stood up against the Taliban by wearing bright colors and not wearing a burqa. “ The Talib leaned in the back window. His eyes bored into mine. “ sisters” he said to both of us.”you must wear a burqa. You are bringing shame.”

To end with, Malala made her voice heard, by the way she stood out against the Taliban, she went to school when she wasn’t supposed to, she wore bright colors in public. She wanted girls to have an education and that is happened in so many ways.

         Education is important to Malala because she has always been around school and does not want to stop learning.

                                                                                       To start with,this shows how Malala wants to have an education and her father wants Malala and other girls to also have an education.”by the time i was eight years old,my father had more than eight hundred students and three campuses.”

        Another point,shows a fact that Malala loves to go to school.”But the my father will bust through the front door his voice booming!”Jani!” he’ll say how was school today!”

        To end with,learning is so important to Malala that she stood up for her country and she did it because she loves school and didn’t want to give it up.