Voices of Leadership: Rosa Parks, Malala, and Nina Simone

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A leader is someone who goes out of their way to do the right thing and will go through what is needed to achieve that right. Leaders are specified by many different traits but the one trait that could make anyone a leader is a voice. That is exactly what made Rosa Parks, Malala, and Nina Simone leaders to everyone still to this day.
Rosa Parks did not give her seat up, that one action caused uproar of controversy which helped shape the way people live today. “People always say that I didn’t give up my seat because I was tired but that isn’t true. I was not tired physically… No, the only tired I was, was tired of giving in.” Without Parks being tired of giving in, how everyone lives today could be completely different when it comes to races and equal rights. “Rosa Parks received many accolades during her lifetime, including the NAACP’s highest award.” So many people looked up to Parks and what she did, help making her the person she was and getting so many achievements during her lifetime. Rosa Parks did not give up her seat, and little did she know, that one action would trigger many more to the point where she became the leader she deserved to be. …show more content…

“Her primary cause – securing Pakistani girls’ access to education” Education was hard especially for females and Malala helped change that even if she would have to face consequences to which she did. “Malala has become perhaps the worlds most admired children’s-rights advocate, all the more powerful for being a child herself.” At only 14 years old, mala stood up for the females and even got shot, and then survived which helped make it the big cause that it was. Malala Yousafzai’s actions in Pakistan went worldwide to get the support and followers to be the leader she is still to this

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