Category Archives: INTERVIEWS
Kids idea of love
BTS members take “which member of BTS are you?” quiz
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Guy and his dog on a motorbike
Remembering Toni Morrisson
What do teens think about bullying? Reverse Assumptions
I trained like a K-Pop star for a week ft. Amber from f(x)
The 11 year old girl who beat the skin colour bullies
Michael B. Jordan surprises teen who took cardboard cutout of him to Prom
Slavery did not just end, it evolved…
Learning to love yourself
Why my disability doesn’t stop me from living
I wore my natural hair for a day
O’Rourke young Irish dancers
This bus driver’s act of kindness made a woman’s day
After a miscarriage, this dad’s ideas of raising a child changed.
Born in a homeless shelter, he’s now the mayor of Ithaca, NY, USA.
Tallest dog meets smallest
Meet our little sister
Professional mermaid impersonator
Children of immigrants talk about their parents
Sally Ride, first woman astronaut to go into space 32 years ago
Boy with stutter sings beautifully on The Voice Australia
Advice to young women from the Oscars red carpet
Yusor Abu-Salha, crime victim, expressed herself on being an American
▶ Yusor Abu-Salha Blessed To Be American – YouTube.
This young girl, her husband and her sister were killed recently by a neighbor. The inquest is not over so we don’t know yet if this was a hate crime against Muslims or a neighborhood killing. Either way, their deaths are a sad blow to the community of Chappel Hill they belonged to.
Yusor Abu-Salha had spoken in an interview of what being an American women felt like for her. Here are extracts of this interview:
Interviewing Panda Ross – final of the X Factor, USA, 2013
Reactions to Malala’s Nobel Peace Prize from girls in her old school
“My dream job” bu Secondary School students in London
Egyptian girl rapper with a message
This 18 year old girl with a hijab is an Egyptian rapper. She wants to show that Rap is not just for American males talking about sexy girls, crime and money. She has a message to offer and she thinks girls should make themselves heard…
Malala Yousafzai: Girls in Nigeria are my sisters
Malala Yousafzai, the girl who fights for girls’right to education, who was shot by Talibans last year and survived the attacks, is interviewed about the 250 Nigerian girls who have recently been abducted.
“Girls in Nigeria are my sisters, and it’s my responsibility that I speak up for my sisters…A girl is a human being, and no one can deny the rights of a girl…These terrorists are afraid of women, and that’s why they are kidnapping women. So, in my opinion, the international community needs to stand up. Because if we remain silent, this will spread and this will happen more and more…The best way that we [can] protect ourselves is [when] we speak up.”
She says that the group Boko Haram, which kidnapped these girls in Nigeria, does not understand Islam.
“They are extremists, they are abusing the name of Islam, because they have forgotten that Islam means Peace… I think they haven’t studied Islam yet, they haven’t studied Quran yet, and they should go and they should learn Islam.”
— Malala Yousafzai, to CNN, on the #BringBackOurGirls movement.
You can watch a video of Malala’s interview here:
Malala Yousafzai: Girls in Nigeria are my sisters – Amanpour – CNN.com Blogs.
