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Malala Yousafzai was already well-known, if anonymously, in the West as the author of the compelling BBC blog describing life as a school girl in northwest Pakistan's Swat Valley. She was catapulted to international fame by a failed assassination attempt by the Taliban and has since become the global face of the right of girls to enjoy the same educational and life opportunities as boys receive. At only 16 years of age, she was nominated for the Nobel Peace prize in 2013. In this interview with Jon Stewart of the Daily Show, Malala displays both her passion for the struggle for gender equality and her compassion for those who would do her harm.

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    Van Zwalenburg

    Her courage and willingness to stand up for what she believes. She puts most of us to shame.

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    muhammadali

    sanao

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    babcia

    the statement she made that she wanted to hit a Taliban with a shoe...then realizing her action would be as violent as them....then saying her hope for Taliban would be for them to be educated as is her goal for herself...

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    devendra oza

    Its simplicity, truthfulness,and its message to the ENTIRE world- treat women tenderly and with respect: honour them .

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    Deepak

    Awesome & inspirational . A wise head on such young shoulders .

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    Peri

    Very compassionate and determined and a great clarity of purpose... I believe I too learn few personality traits like this and help my life as well as others in this world...

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    Manisha

    Wow! What a courageous and graceful young woman. She embodies a clear message of compassion and hope for girls and even boys. I can't wait to share this video with my grandpa, who left Pakistan during 1947 and is a strong proponent of education.

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    Ranjeet

    Such clarity and such commitment at so young an age.Only when the gender barrier is overcome will women be free to achieve their full potential.Their struggle will be long and hard because they pose an existential challenge to the forces of dogma who are caught in a time warp. Unless the message of live and let live underpins every aspect of our life,Malalas of this world will be under threat. Bravo brave girl.May you go from strength to strength and hold aloft the light of education and attendant empowerment!!

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    Jabalimuni

    Education maketh a full man.Bring change in cruel people by being kind and polite to them

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    Soby

    The way of peace is better than the the way of Arms....

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    venky

    I appreciate her clarity of intent and peaceful approach with courage. God creates such wonderful beings whenever there is anarchy

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    John Malcomson

    So eloquent and passionate! So filled with love.

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    Pratibha

    Wonderful wonderful courage!

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    Swapan

    Only love,the unconditional love has the power to create peace and harmony which one can learn through education a true education which the world needs to day.Lack of love invites all evil acts.

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    Chad Harper

    Hey I love her strength and courage! My non profit Hip Hop Saves Lives did a song and music video celebrating Malala this summer. Hope you enjoy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glvAdITqOPk

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    ANANTHAN

    WOMEN'S EDUCATION ALONE WILL UPLIFT THE ENTIRE ISLAMIC WORLD AND ALL THE TERRIROIST GRUOPS WILL COME TO AN END. THE WORLD CAN THEN SPEND LESS ON WAR AND USE THESE FUNDS FOR FOOD AND EDUCATION

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    Jeffrey Farrar Dean

    I already have Respect for this young Woman, She's so Brave and Appreciates the Education shes been given. I just wish more Young Women would come forward and stand up for this cause. I believe a Higher Power is watching over her.

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    Deborah

    Peace, education and dialog... That is the answer.

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    Diane

    Malala's courage inspires me. What an amazing human being!

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    steve zimmett

    Very inspiring but what about the 500 or 1,000 children who have died because of drone attacks and other means of killing them. We will never know there names.

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    KKB

    The bravery, passion, and wisdom of youth like Malala, who want to make life better for all.

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    zeeshan haider

    feelings

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