Compare and Contrast Obama and Malal

President Obama and Malala Yousafzai both share the central idea of equality for all humans. Both President Obama and Malala presented speeches about equality, but stated their ideas differently. President Obama’s 2nd Inaugural speech was before the Chief Justice, Members of the United States Congress, special guests and fellow citizens. Malala spoke before the UN Secretary, General Mr. Ban K-Moon, President General Assembly Vic Jermic, the UN envoy for Global Education Mr. Gordon Brown, and other special guests. Both speeches given was geared to the equal rights of all individuals. Malala gave her speech because she wanted not only her voice to be heard about education rights, but those without a voice. As President of the United States, Obama spoke about the strength of our nation is based on the declaration of the Constitution, “All men are created equal”. Their speeches were empowering, moving and inspirational to people all over the world.
President Obama and Malala Yousafzai both spoke about coming together to make great things happen within their country. President Obama stressed that it is the responsibility of US citizens to continue pushing to make our country a great nation. We can achieve this by creating more jobs, controlling our climate and providing better schools. He stated, “Now, more than ever, we must do these things together, as one nation and one people.” On the other hand, Malala spoke mostly about making her country and other parts of the world better by providing equal education rights to young women and girls. She stated, “Islam is a religion of peace, humanity and brotherhood. Islam says that it is not only each child’s right to receive education, but it is also their duty and responsibility.” President Obama believe that protecting our freedom here in the US is important to continue to grow as a nation. Malala believes that freedom in allowing young girls and women education will only help her country grow.
President Obama