Ziauddin Yousafzai: My daughter, Malala

The transcript discusses the journey of Malala Yousafzai and her father, highlighting the challenges faced by women in patriarchal societies. It emphasizes the importance of education as a tool for emancipation and the need to break societal norms. Malala's activism against Talibanization and her resilience after being attacked are also covered, showcasing her as a symbol of courage and change.

What does the speaker highlight as a common reaction to the birth of a girl in patriarchal societies?

• Pride and honor

• Celebration and joy

• Indifference and neglect

• Commiseration and discomfort

According to the speaker, what is a 'good girl' expected to be in patriarchal societies?

• Rebellious and disobedient

• Independent and outspoken

• Quiet, humble, and submissive

• Ambitious and assertive

What significant action did the speaker take when Malala was four and a half years old?

• He enrolled her in a school

• He took her to a family gathering

• He taught her to read and write

• He moved to a different country

What does the speaker identify as a major threat to women's rights in his region?

• Talibanization

• Globalization

• Modernization

• Industrialization

How did Malala respond to the challenges she faced after the attack?

• She moved to a different country permanently

• She decided to stop her education

• She became silent and withdrawn

• She continued her activism with resilience