Teaching A Slave To Gain An Education

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Some people had harsh time having an educated life back then because of the laws but certain people made that kind of law changed but people still have a type of way that stops them from getting an achievable life. Not lots of people have an education because of the way they set their self-up to, but others want an education in life and they work hard to achieve what they really wanted in life. The plight of people across time and across the world was that it was illegal to teach a slave to read and wright, women had hard time getting an education, and certain people had to suffer to get an education.

To begin with, everybody has rights to learn but should it be a typical person to be toughed. The plight of people across time and across the world was that it was illegal to teach a slave to read and right. Why should it matter if you a slave or not in order for you to learn? Frederick Douglass was a slave and because of him being a slave it was illegal for him to learn. Douglass was someone that wanted to learn so he had to escape slavery to have the ability to read …show more content…

In your mind you probably asking ''Why and how people could suffer to get an education?'' Well Malala, a fourteen-year-old campaigner for education for girls, had to suffer to keep her educated life. Nobody must suffer because they want an education, having an education is a part of life and they need an education to be successful and they also need an education to achieve their goals. Without an education you won't be successful in the things you try to achieve. In the passage ''The Girl Who Wanted to Go to School'' states ''She was just the girl who wanted to go school,'' Mirza Wahead, the former editor of the Urdu Web site of BBC World Service, told me. This explaining that all Malala wanted was to go to school, Malala didn’t have to suffer to go to school, but that one person didn’t Malala to achieve her goals in

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