I Am Malala

In the first chapter, Malala describes herself as someone who belongs to many communities and assumes different identities: Pashtun, Muslim, female, Swat Valley resident, student. How does membership in each community influence the different parts of her

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I think Malala respects different communities because she has lived with them. She fights for the rights, especially in education, of different faith communities. Malala is truly a humanist.

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