Malala Yousafzai has received widespread support after her cover interview with Vogue was unveiled.
Posting on Twitter, people expressed their support for the human rights activist and Nobel Prize laureate after she unveiled the magazine on Twitter:
I know the power that a young girl carries in her heart when she has a vision and a mission – and I hope that every girl who sees this cover will know that she can change the world. Thank you @BritishVogue, @Edward_Enninful & @thedalstonyears pic.twitter.com/3OYejo5Hnm
— Malala (@Malala) June 1, 2021
Proud moment for Pakistan, well done.
— Fahd Saeed (@fahdsaed) June 1, 2021
You are truly exemplary, and your string of successes are precedents worth emulating for millions of girls worldwide. Being on the @voguemagazine cover may be an unlikely proposition for a @NobelPrize laureate, but it does speak for your impressive body of work.
— Barrister Silk (@barristersilk) June 1, 2021
I know MANY will troll, harass & belittle you but they are only proving your point - they cannot stand that you are an inspiration, a life goal and proof to all the girls around the globe, that they ARE, CAN & WILL become anything they want to be! #Respect #Intention #Leadership
— Szebastian Onne G. S. (@SzebastianOnne) June 2, 2021
Malala, You're my inspiration to always move forward to be a strong educated woman that is both soft & powerful, practical and yet spiritual. My perseverance becomes stronger when I look to your example, thank you always! #Malala🙏🏼💞
— ᎶᏗᏰᏰᎩᏒᎧᏕᏋ♥️🐘♥️ (@GabbieRose26) June 2, 2021
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Malala is a campaigner for female education rights. In October 2012, when she was 15, a Taliban gunman shot her and two classmates as they travelled home from school in a bus, breaking a rule in the city of Mingora. It was an event that caused her up the ante with her activism. She launched Malala Fund to further campaign for female rights and wrote an autobiography about her experiences. She was also awarded the Nobel Peace Prize when she was just 17.
Speaking to Vogue in the interview, she said she “didn’t write anything about the Nobel Prize” on her personal statement for Oxford – where she went to university –because she “felt a bit embarrassed.”
She also revealed she started university essays at 2am the night before the deadline and that the coronavirus pandemic thwarted her plans to have a gap year. And the interview even covers her favourite McDonald’s order.
People loved the warm and down to earth interview with the famous figure:
A beauty with brain ❤️more power to you 👍🏼 https://t.co/7T6TN2DGLi
— Asma Shirazi (@asmashirazi) June 2, 2021
Power & beauty. Keep shinning!!!#Malala https://t.co/b4iTW2RLdh
— Fariha khan (@PakistanSide) June 2, 2021
More Power to you @Malala and Power to all the women everywhere pushing boundaries, making their heart's desire come to life <3 Together We Can!! https://t.co/oHLiXa1cKg
— Aleena Farooq Sheikh (@FarooqAleena) June 2, 2021
The future is truly female more power to you and may you always shine ❤️
— Ayesha Tammy Haq (@tammyhaq) June 2, 2021
All we can add is so did we.
