Long Live

Everyone is different but all of us are God's children. We were all born and given a chance to live a life that's temporary. However not everyone was given the chance to fulfill and have their rights as people in their lives.

"Malala Yousafzai"

It was a name of a simple woman. She is a Pakistani but is now currently staying in United Kingdom. She was born on 12th of July, 1997 in Mangora, Pakistan. She was simple, beautiful and has a kind heart. She is one of the winners of the Novel Peace Award of the year 2014.

If I was given a chance to meet and interview her, I would giddily take that opportunity. And things would have went like this:

Princess: Good day to you, Miss Malala.

Malala: Good day to you too.

Princess: What motivated you to participate in the Novel Peace Award competition?

Malala: My motivations were the struggles and suppression of the children's rights for education so I decided to join and If i win, I would give half of the prize for the children.

Princess: And you won, so you would give half of the prize to the children so they could have the chance to study? And is the reason for your participation in the Novel Peace Award competition the struggles and hardships of the children's rights for education?

Malala: Yes and also yes. Because all of us deserve to have the right to be educated and to learn.

Princess: That's right. What if you didn't got the chance to be able to participate in the Novel Peace Award competition? What would you have done?

Malala: If i didn't got the chance to participate in the Novel Peace Award competition, I would have been their teacher and teach them all the things that they need to know and learn.

Princess: That's so touching. Thank you so much for lending some of your time for this interview. Continue on the path that you chose, Miss Malala.

Malala: It's alright and thank you, too. I will and I won't give up.



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It was a simple message but it was full of sincerity and love given by Malala Yousafzai to the children who didn't got the chance to study, learn and be educated.

Little Things

                  Each and every one is different. In fact, there's nothing wrong with being different. Being different because of your appearance, your skin color, your illness, your personality, your talent, and many more doesn't make you out-of-place. It's what makes us unique and special.

                 An example is a special person (SPED). Being a 'special person' doesn't mean you're different and far from the average people. But actually, being a special person is just the same as being an average person, yes, they tend to experience some difficulties but they are a person too, they have minds, hearts, feelings and most of all, rights. It doesn't mean that if they are special, they can't and shouldn't be able to study and be educated like every other people. Being special is not a hindrance to living life as an average person, instead, it's a blessing because you're you, being different and all. They tend to have flaws but those are the things that makes them who they really are.It makes them unique and special, just the way they are.

                 Now Darlin', don't you ever feel like you're nobody. You never were because you are unique. You are special. 

                 You're a diamond, dear, they can't break you.

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M: Little Things by One Direction

Special Education Advocacy: This is advocacy with a specific focus on the educational rights of students with disabilities.