It was for this activism and these values that men from the Taliban boarded her school bus on October 10, 2012, and in front of her classmates, shot Malala in the head. In these two interviews, newly available thanks to our friends at NowThisNews, Malala explains why she does what she does, and why she’s willing to risk her life to raise her voice. Our thoughts and prayers are with Malala and her family as she recovers.
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