Choose ONE of the following prompts to respond to: A. Malala argues that an education for women should be a basic right. She writes, “Education is education. We should learn everything and then choose which path to follow. Education is neithers Eastern nor Western, it is human.” What does Malala mean by “education?” (What does she believe education is? What does she do to make this a reality?) Why does the Taliban make such an effort to stop people [girls] from receiving an education? B. Malala’s life changes dramatically in a short period of time (Physical destruction, ability to be in public, attire, friendships, religious requirements, relationships, her fame/activism, etc) How does Malala experience and respond to these changes? How is Malala influenced and shaped by her surroundings? How does she use these new experiences to make an impact on the world around her or the people in her life?