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I would gather a group of people and protest for change

They would feel threatened, and would doubt thier power

I would stop

I would stop because my life was in danger

I think that the girl is brave and is determined to make an impact. She made an impact because she was able to spread her ideas and experiencec throughout the world

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1. I would protest
2. Intimidation and aggression
3. Yes I would
4. Yes I would carry on
5. She made an impact as something she believed in was important and meant a lot to her

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1. Obey, because there is not much you can do.
2. Furious, as their personal "moral" code w s violated.
3. Carry on, as it is the best way to resist.
4. Yes, as my life is more important than my future.
5. Yes, as she inspored others to resist against unfair and sexist laws.

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1. We would stand up for ourselves and make sure we get education
2. They reacted in a very shocked and disgusted face
3. We would carry on anyway because it worth it
4. NO because of the rage and anger i have.
5. Yes, she never gave up and kept going. Also showed the her voice was heard and no not give up and keep fighting.

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1. I would still try and go. I would also go to protests to try and get change.
2. They would have been very angry because a little girl, (someone they see as inferior) is trying to defy them
3. I would most likely carry anonymously because change isn’t going to happen if everyone is doing nothing
4. I would keep on doing it but anonymously. If possible, I would leave the country with my family because that country clearly isn’t safe for us anymore.
5. She is clearly very brave. I think she most definitely made an impact because the Taliban thought she was a big enough threat to hurt.

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1. I would cry. Then I would obey their orders because I don’t know what they would do to me if I didn’t listen to them. I would talk to my friends and family about it.

2.  I think they would be very angry and frustrated. They wouldn’t want other people with different beliefs to interfere with their beliefs.
3. I would listen to them because I don't know what they could do. I would stop speaking up and see what they have to say and then go from there.
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1. We wouldn't go to school anymore because we would be scared of the threats, but we would talk about what's going on online, to raise awareness
2. They were probably aggravated by her actions, because they thought she would feel more threatened
3. We would stop talking about it, because we wouldn't know what they would do to us
4. We would probably try to get more people involved and continue talking about, because we got so far
5. We believe that she is very brave and is determined to make a change, not letting the fear of the consequences get in her way, for not only herself but others too.

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1. Either protest or move to somewhere more accepting
2. Want to stop it and felt she was disobeying their views
3. Depends on the severity of the threat
4. Would stop but be more careful
5. We think she did have a positive impact because even if she was hurt she didn’t stop protesting for what she thought was right. because of her experiences she was able to impact people and impacted the education of young girls all over the world

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constant misogynistic jokes made by males on social media towards women, and then they call it “dark humour” and expect women to get over it.

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My friends and I play football outside daily. And every day a teacher comes up to us and tells us to leave the field and let the boys play.

We tell them that we are playing too and they tell us to leave. This is unfair because why shouldn’t girls be allowed to play?

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Men are expected to do things that are masculine like sports and women are only expected to be able to do feminine things like arts
Johnathan

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I have seen many times, boys with long hair being called a girl

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in school when teachers would ask for “big strong boys” to carry chairs or tables or something even though the girls can carry chairs too

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I think...she says that men shouldn't be taught masculinity

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She says many times it’s the way kids are raised: boys should fear weakness whereas women should feel they are smaller and shouldnt threaten masculinity.
Lauren

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everyone should be equal and be able to do the same thing

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It mean equal opportunities for everyone

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Is the belief that all genders are equal

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All genders having equal opportunities as well as rights. It’s many movements that create awareness: political, social

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I believe feminism is a series of different movements that are meant to empower women and raise awareness for gender equality

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To me feminism means equal opportunists for both men and women