When You Educate A Girl, You Kick-start

At The End Of The Day, The Position Is Just A Position, A Title Is Just A Title, And Those Things Come And Go. It's Really Your Essence And Your Values That Are Important.

Holy Scripture Does Not Hold Women Back. It's The People That Decide To Interpret It In Such A Way For Their Own, Sometimes Political, Agendas.

Whatever Title Or Office We May Be Privileged To Hold, It Is What We Do That Defines Who We Are ... Each Of Us Must Decide What Kind Of Person We Want To Be-what Kind Of Legacy That We Want To Pass On.

My Role Models Are People Who Can Do Things; I Say To Myself, "i Wish I Could Do That." Like Women Who Endure Hardships And Turn Their Luck Around And Bring Up Children On Their Own And Start A Business. Or A Social Worker Who Leaves His Country, His Comfort, His Friends, And Goes Far Away To Help People He Doesn't Know. I Want To Evolve Into That, Ultimately. I Want To Be That Person Who Could Sacrifice Everything For Others.

When You Educate A Girl, You Kick-start A Cycle Of Success. It Makes Economic Sense. It Makes Social Sense. It Makes Moral Sense. But, It Seems, It's Not Common Sense Yet.