Human rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Nadia Murad honored the brave women in her rural Iraqi town for advocating for change for themselves, their families, and loved ones.
“Growing up, I didn’t know what a feminist was. Now I see that I was surrounded by them,” she said. “Women who didn’t have the chance to go to school themselves, but who pushed every day for better education, for more equality, for more recognition in the village. Who dedicated themselves to making sure their children’s lives would be better than theirs. Women like my mother who left an unhappy marriage and raised eleven children on her own.”
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