My Daughter, Malala | Ziauddin Yousafzai | TED Talks

Pakistani educator Ziauddin Yousafzai reminds the world of a simple truth that many don't want to hear: Women and men deserve equal opportunities for education, autonomy, an independent identity. He tells stories from his own life and the life of his daughter, Malala, who was shot by the Taliban in 2012 simply for daring to go to school. "Why is my daughter so strong?" Yousafzai asks. "Because I didn't clip her wings."
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[@kzaman1]

''Don't ask me what I did. Ask me what I didn't do. I did not clip her wings''. Ziauddin Yousatzai. Think that says all that needs to be said. A wonderful man and father.

[@zy3884]

k zaman yousafzai°°

[@ms.rstake_1211]

so true

[@kevin-tk7gs]

Agree with you, Malala's father is very open-minded, and his love for Malala is not only material, but also supports her on a spiritual level.

[@betty5749]

“So-called pseudo-honor “ is just irony , compared to the truth bravery of Malala and her father . The man is not only a great father who genuinely wish for his family’s best , but also a man who owns a fortune of humbleness.

[@kienmaple]

This is so touching. I guess this is how a dad should be to raise such a courageous daughter like Malala.

[@waheedkhan1325]

Yess ✌🏻️

[@rickbarbera7721]

I can't help but believe that Malala was just innately blessed with such greatness. She will change the world. This man is very astute, he saw it in her eyes when she was born. He seems to be so intuitive.

[@penelopejoywebster9341]

Not only is Malala a wonderful role model for young Pakistani women, her father is a wonderful role model for Pakistani men of all ages. Ma sh'allah. Keep fighting for education in Pakistan and all Muslim countries.

[@ruialmeida818]

+P. Joy Webster My dear, they're both role models to everyone all over the world... Best wishes

[@khalidmuzaffar1008]

P. Joy Webster this is just drama u ppl dont know ...they r used against pakistan ...shame on this family

[@aminahkhatun2092]

Khalid Muzaffar shame on you

[@khalidmuzaffar1008]

Aminah Khatun y should I ? they should who were part of defaming our country..this is just drama u don't know something

[@shamasnazir997]

LOL HAH HA SO COPIES FROM THE DAIRY OF ANNE FRANK BECOME OTTO MAKES HIS DAUGHTER ANNE FRANK , IF TALIABAN WANTED TO STOP EDUCATION AND WERE LED TO BELIVE THE AEAA OF MALA IS UNDER TALIBAM CONTROL THEN MY FRINEDS THE SCHOOLS WOULD HAVE BEEN BOMBED THE PARENTS TORTUTRED BUT AS ALL PAKISTAN INCUDING SWAT CHILDREN ALL GO SCHOOL IF THE TALIBAN DIDNT WANT EDUCATION HER FATHER WOULD NVER HAVE 3 PRIVATE SCHOOLS ALL FUNCTONING WELL AND AN ASSASIN COME TO ILL MALA AND YET DOSENT KNOW WHO HIS TARGET IS LOL WHAT A PATHETIC LIE SO MUCH PALNNED STORY HER FACE WAS SHOT AT POINT BLANK RANGE AS WAS MY FRINEDS GRANDAD IN THE WAR FROM FAR RANGE HIS ALL CHEEK IS HOLLOW HAS A BULLET SHATTERS THE CHEEK BONE BUT MALA HAS NO MARK OR NAY SCAR JUST A WAXED SMOOTH BLEACHED CHEEK LOL WHAT LIES PEOPLE WILL ALWAYS BELIVE THE RITCH IF USA SAYS SUTCH A COUNTRY IS EVIL EVEYINE BELIVES IF THE USA SAYS THIS COUNTRY IS NICE EVERYONE AGRESS NOONE USES THIER OWN MIND LIES ARE EVERYWERE AND EASY TO COME BY BUT THE TRUTH IS ALWAYS HARDER TO OBTAIN

[@IVEYNAFIZ]

so this is where Malala gets her speech skillz

[@rifaarsh]

NAFIZ HAFIZ I am currently reading Malala's biography and believe or not her father used to stutter a lot when younger but somehow overcame it, his breakthrough was when he joined a public speaking competition, despite his stutter, he practiced for hours and although he was nervous, that day he delivered his speech very well and everyone was impressed and for the first time he really made his father proud.

[@vanessagonzalez5656]

I think it is a good strategy since their native language is not english. They both have done a great job at expressing.

[@Diwakar912]

I cried like a child man....really..astonishing girl Malala is and so is her father. Love from India

[@hazratullahhisham]

I'm from Pakistan as well. What he is talking about the same situation is in our region where I live. I've 5 sisters too. and I want to educate them. they too want education. But I am teen. I tried to much to convince my elder to please education is very important for women. They Would say we don't need your education how would it be possible to send them for school. what I mean by all this story. He who educate his daughter in a difficult time must be brave. I salute you. I want fathers like you all over the globe.

[@sana2005rocks]

Are you from Swat? What is the situation there now any improvement,Taliban has gone now

[@naveedlalkhan888]

yes Swat has been freed from talibans more than a decade ago through army operations they are free, their women are not as compressed as they are telling you infact in whole kpk women or charsadda and swat are the most free ones in all Pakistan.

[@lizmoss]

thank you for wanting to make a difference. keep making your voice be heard.

[@phoebs6199]

most farthers are like that

[@verycursed5585]

@@sajadhussain4963 "malala is cia agent", dude, your conspirations are on the same level as the reptilian or flat earth ones, work on them. She was 15, never left Pakistan until she got shot. I think you are part of the problem, pal.

[@DragAmiot]

I admire the courage of this man to go against the tradition to do the right thing. You know that maybe he lost friends for his choices but in his heart he is freeer for it.

[@lillygordon2965]

..."because I didn't clip her wings".... what a wonderful father

[@Ropeadopeya]

Best dad ever?

[@ayjay10016]

+Ben Alexander :)

[@hashaamzahid3319]

+Ben Alexander Best Drama ever .

[@ayjay10016]

Hashaam zahid Come on man!

[@reginalunaraea]

+Ben Alexander In her condition where men own women for everything she worth and allow to kill his female relatives? Yes, he's the best dad ever.........

[@ayjay10016]

reginalunaraea Spot on! :)

[@jenimewahang]

He is the best example of the best father.

[@ChrisMac]

Class guy. We need more Dads like this.

[@gamefaqsandcheats]

Very great man, I wish I could meet him in person to thank him for being such a wonderful and courageous person.

[@PaddySnuffles]

This whole family is so amazing. It's hard to pick a favourite.

[@neuralmute]

This is what a real man looks like. Thank you, Ziauddin Yousafzai, for helping to raise a hero.

[@aphidmon9977]

Just imagine what the world would be like if more men were like this man. Very intelligent, caring, empathetic and courageous man and of course his daughter is no different than him. Kudos to both of them.

[@aa-fw2pw]

Wow. I'm a Muslim with a Masters in Islamic Theology and Jurisprudence. After all the Islam I have learned, I can honestly say that this gentleman epitomizes what a true Muslim father should be. Huge respect to this amazing gentleman

[@DaddyMaster76]

:)

[@Kurien19]

Beautifully said. Thank you for writing.

[@carrotbeetrootcarrot2022beetro]

Epitomizes Muslim father? Hahaha! Funny to see a madrassa fool trying his best to defend his primitive religion

[@aa-fw2pw]

@@carrotbeetrootcarrot2022beetro I'm actually a woman.

[@walkbylight]

Both islam and Christianity deman women to be obedient, silent, just check their Books. The fight for women's rights were the fights against religions. Religions should be banned in modern society.

[@iLiveExtreme]

I don't think people realize how brave this man is. He is turning against his country, family, friends, and traditions for what's right and his daughter. Amazing man.

[@shamasnazir997]

LOL HAH HA SO COPIES FROM THE DAIRY OF ANNE FRANK BECOME OTTO MAKES HIS DAUGHTER ANNE FRANK , IF TALIABAN WANTED TO STOP EDUCATION AND WERE LED TO BELIVE THE AEAA OF MALA IS UNDER TALIBAM CONTROL THEN MY FRINEDS THE SCHOOLS WOULD HAVE BEEN BOMBED THE PARENTS TORTUTRED BUT AS ALL PAKISTAN INCUDING SWAT CHILDREN ALL GO SCHOOL IF THE TALIBAN DIDNT WANT EDUCATION HER FATHER WOULD NVER HAVE 3 PRIVATE SCHOOLS ALL FUNCTONING WELL AND AN ASSASIN COME TO ILL MALA AND YET DOSENT KNOW WHO HIS TARGET IS LOL WHAT A PATHETIC LIE SO MUCH PALNNED STORY HER FACE WAS SHOT AT POINT BLANK RANGE AS WAS MY FRINEDS GRANDAD IN THE WAR FROM FAR RANGE HIS ALL CHEEK IS HOLLOW HAS A BULLET SHATTERS THE CHEEK BONE BUT MALA HAS NO MARK OR NAY SCAR JUST A WAXED SMOOTH BLEACHED CHEEK LOL WHAT LIES PEOPLE WILL ALWAYS BELIVE THE RITCH IF USA SAYS SUTCH A COUNTRY IS EVIL EVEYINE BELIVES IF THE USA SAYS THIS COUNTRY IS NICE EVERYONE AGRESS NOONE USES THIER OWN MIND LIES ARE EVERYWERE AND EASY TO COME BY BUT THE TRUTH IS ALWAYS HARDER TO OBTAIN

[@MrTinna33]

This man is a legend

[@mhhaali4322]

he and malala both are well supported by the country excluding few negative people which cant be ignore anywhere

[@SalmanAwan464]

He is not turning against his country, he is doing good for his country. He is loved and supported by Pakistani people and he speaks for the rest of us.

[@violetta47]

iLiveExtreme Yes he is a Hero in England but not in Pakistan...

[@bethroesch2156]

Hearing him describe how life is for a girl only reminds me how blessed I am to have been born an American girl. I have wondered about Malala's parents. Now I see where her courage comes from. For him to not only raise a female child to fight for her beliefs in a system that silences women as a rule, but to speak out on the wrong of that system gives me hope for humanity. What a brave man. With father's like him, there's hope for this crazy world.

[@astromandi]

Malala is blessed to have such an amazing father !! :-)

[@pankajdwivedi2848]

Very very good!

[@umulwarah5151]

Absolutely

[@wulfgarbeorngar]

THIS is why we need feminism and compassion in our lives. Empowerment and education lifts all boats.

[@rairadio7119]

No this is why you need to call out outdated religious ideologies and doctrines and not beat around the bush. Talibanisation is not possible without 100% Islamisation first.

[@tulipsontheorgan]

brave and wise....I love this man!! incredible!! a real man, a real dad. amazing. Thank you TED

[@subhashbose2186]

In Muslim world someone who allows his daughter to attend school is a hero. I respect this man because he is a rational being who believes that religion is build for human being and not the other way round.

[@boruj7930]

Education is highly encouraged by islam for both genders.

[@boruj7930]

I agree. I don't think anyone has the rights to push their views and beliefs down other peoples' throats. What I am trying to say though is that as a Muslim (woman) in a society made up of entirely of Muslims I can tell you that education is very very important. I do acknowledge that some other counties aren't that blessed, but pinning it on the religion is ignorant; its the society's fault and their presception of Islam.

[@subhashbose2186]

+Boruj Alzamanan again. Look, your religion is whatever you want it to be. Any religion is basically an ideology which deserves to be criticized and ridiculed but people shouldn't be killed for it. Till the time Muslims keep on saying that my book is perfect and others ain't, till that time large portion of their population will be violent. Your argument starts with a book and I m asking you to keep your book away. Religion is made for humans and not the other way round. Right or wrong is not for you or your book to decide and stop blaming the society, society has been very kind towards Muslims and again plz keep your religion personal. Your morality and honesty is far more valuable to the society than your books morality. Do you think leaving Islam or Christianity or hinduism should be punishable by death?

[@subhashbose2186]

+Boruj Alzamanan what happened? Your peaceful religion isn't peaceful at all and your silence on apostasy answers my question :)

[@boruj7930]

+Siddharth Arun honesty? I realized how useless arguing is

[@aselinn9904]

great father we pakistani proud of u

[@deliasolonas966]

The world is a much better place because of Mr. Yousafzai courage. Malala is a true force of change in the world, but that probably could not have happened without him. True courage is being the first, to recognize the need for change and then doing it. Many blessings to all of the Yousafzai clan. May the Universe keep them safe to fulfil their destinies.

[@limey2006]

His daughters eyes are full of strength and wisdom. His eyes are full of kindness and wisdom.🙌

[@rkmohanty964]

Such discrimination of women is the worst crime in the world for all times to come. We need more and more MALALAs.

[@SugarRimmed1]

This man is pure gold.

[@aliaalmutairi4783]

THIS IS SO GOOOOOD. God bless her parents and her. That's what I call a real role model.

[@SOBIESKI_freedom]

What a good man. I hope he and his daughter stay safe. Kudos to him for lifting the lid on something that not even the looney libtards in the West would broach...

[@Tafatt1]

This is not a new cause by far, it's a fight that goes back centuries. But this is such a powerfull story, that it's hard to ignore the momentum it has given. But diminish the struggle of the women especially, who have been fighting for this change the last decades..

[@vinayn9110]

That guys an ordinary school teacher, that guy is also a great man!! he almost brings me to tears.

[@umaidkd3480]

The best speech ever. May Allah bless more fathers like him in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

[@FaithfulDreamy]

He reminds me of my father whom i lost in 2014. I miss him every single day since he left this earth 🤍 I am so blessed to have had a father like him.

[@roxastseng3950]

The bravest story reminds me a quote from another TED "Courage is not an absence of fear, it is fear-walking". Astonishing story!

[@霈-x4r]

He does not only shows fatherly love completely, but also has a strong courage to resist society. His all family deserved an applause.

[@sangeethasekar9566]

wow. he said my girls. such is the heart of a teacher

[@zeynepolcayl2837]

This TED talk gave me life; I live in Turkey and I can see that my country is falling apart slowly. I hope; in the road that goes through this downfall, parents can treat their children like he does to her. Maybe this can minimise the impact or can end it. And I almost cried. He is such an inspiration like her daughter. I want to meet him more than Malala. I wonder how he ended up as a citizen person in a family like his. I hope he and Malala will change somethings in their country. I truly believe that.

[@sanlmn]

We women from western countries have no idea how our fellow sisters live in darkness in such patriarchal societes. This always comes as a shock! I've just read Malala's story and from the very beginning it was clear to be that she became such an icon because her father never shut her up, but always encouraged her not to be afraid to speak her mind. Incredible as it may seem, her mother is an illiterate woman. He was humble to say he simply did not clip her wings, he did much more than that, he inspired her and believed in her and now she's an inspiration to the world.

[@Butterworthy]

This is a truly, truly moving and phenomenal TED talk. It's going right into my favorites.

[@chrisholzhauer3698]

Thank you Ziauddin Yousafzai! We (Americans) don't have a clue how many advantages we have. The right thing to do is never the easiest, and to do it still when you stand alone. To do it still when wolves are at your door. To do it still when your baby has a bullet in her brain. To do it still when you're been shot on your school bus. I am in awe of them both. I'm so glad I found and watched this video.

[@justgivemethetruth954]

Nice to see a good civilized man of reason! Awesome!

[@tacitus21]

These are the people that will change the world.

[@ruialmeida818]

The greatest achievement a man can hope for is educating our children to be everything they can be... with this in mind, this great and brilliant man did something very right.

[@RakibuBrighton]

Every father and mother would wish success to their children. Education would be the best gift to give a child.

[@AguzSuiCaedere]

The right to education is very important.

[@anuja9474]

If father, like yousafzai in every family , all daughters will become a malala.. lots of love from india

[@TheDeanna1372]

as courageous as his daughter is this man right here deserves credit for raising his daughter that way parenting done right

[@redtailarts101]

I just read Malala's book, and this only confirms the impression I got of Ziauddin. He is a wonderful and loving father. He felt no shame or sorrow in his first born child being a daughter. He poured love into her, inspired her, and let her fight for what was important to her, and he clearly has a lot of pride for her. Malala would not be the girl who stood up for her rights without him having encouraged her brilliant mind to think. He could have instilled oppression into her, silenced her, and extinguished the fire in her heart, but he allowed her an opportunity few girls from where he came from were allowed - an opportunity to use their minds. She was always brilliant, and he allowed her to apply it. I applaud him and his daughter

[@sharonazar1]

this whole family is incredibly brave and beautiful...we need more like this father in the world..

[@starlover4495]

without his support we wouldn't have malala .Yes truly an extraordinary father....

[@sindhuiyer8076]

i wish i could had a father like you...what a respect for girls you are giving.... ur ideas admires me ...since my childhood i always met with honoured boys and men.....so i always think that all men are like this but since i herad ur speech now iam able to recognise that all mens are not like that way ...some people are also like u in the society in the form of god....u really have a very good vision and broad minded tooo....salute to you...you are very soft and gentle...its my promise ill will also work hard like you for the rights of people....short in meanwhile i too have a idea to study good..and become a collector in my country and serve many poor people... i need your heartily blessings for my upcoming goals.@@Ziauddin Yousafzai

[@ramishkamal1739]

he is not turning against his country. the people of Pakistan stand behind him

[@hukazhimomi4397]

Malala is what she is now because of an amazing father. Wish all the girl child have a father like him.

[@horrifyinggelatinousblob]

This is one of the best TED talks ever full stop

[@marutisirormarutisarsambe3057]

Love u papaji who gives us ideal sister like Malala,, Thank u for making our sister Malala be courageous.

[@halifisarif7893]

The Best Dad Award of this century goes to Mr Ziauddin Yousafzai.

[@arfasha1266]

Great sir...If all father's don't clip the wings of their daughters then every daughter would become a Malala...hats off to you Sir... you are the foundation of bold and courageous Malala Yousafzai 👏

[@elsakristina2689]

he is one of the best dads in the world

[@NekoMouser]

Brilliant. I hope that I can be half the father to my daughter that this man has been to his. The world needs more people like him and his child in it.

[@grantsmith1459]

“Education for emancipation.” Powerful stuff.

[@sudampatil4580]

Ziauddin Namaste, you r the world's best educator and father. And you are the man not only Pakistan but world needed today. Congratulations...!

[@ashleyalimadadian8264]

Truly an inspiring family.

[@Sophie-pv5jo]

Incredible man and father. Hope he and Malala, my inspiration, are awards together

[@luxykl1999]

all parents are clipping their children's wings, but this father planned to forget it.

[@umapathypalaniappan9677]

A GREAT father. I salute him for his contribution in bringing up a bold girl like Malala.

[@srimansrini]

Showing grit and determination Malala emerged as a true fighter. Standing against the ruthless Taliban, she proved that those fundamental forces can be wiped out with our will

[@jedgeorge3485]

"I did not clipped her wings." Remeber this.

[@张峰-w6v]

he is really a very open and wise father; here it provides a mirror for all the other fathers in the world to action

[@OwaisSayani]

One of the best talks I have ever seen. :')

[@continentalworld8835]

Brave man Fighting against so many haters in Pakistan

[@MrUkandUSA]

Women in these Patriarchal countries need to stand up and demand their freedom. A slow transaction like what happened in Europe and the US/Canada isn't in their best interest. Overthrow the oppressor. Don't wait another second! Unfortunately, there's nothing I can do as a teenage male in Chicago.

[@shininglamb]

***** If Egyptians can do it, any country can do it. But this happens only when majority wants to change.

[@vaibhavgupta20]

shininglamb if u are born their. from your most trusted person your mother to most protective your father everybody says the same thing family, duty, honor,etc. brain washing start from the earliest childhood. so its a little more complex than "If Egyptians can do it, any country can do it.. "

[@shininglamb]

Vaibhav Gupta Egyptians were under more authoritarian rule than Pakistanis . It is the will of majority that matters. If everyone is satisfied or okay with that life , nothing will change or maybe they don't need to. All we can say is wishing all the best to Pakistan people for finding peace and prosperity.

[@wellgate07]

shininglamb yes this is good answer, everyone has their own logic and reasoning of living, but if people are happy with that, nothing else matters! Otherwise the people stand by themselves and raise a voice, this is human nature, this has happened in the past and this will continue everywhere in the world, human is never satisfied and culture is a continues changing process wherever it is. Bless :)

[@wellgate07]

shininglamb if you live in America, do i need to remind you of the genocides of the native Americans? I think that was the worst, alongwith the Australian and done my Britishers in greed of money , money and money! Sadly the mentality stays, just the methods have somewhat changed!

[@TheMax8001089]

Why can't the world do more to help such people. The more I see inspiration, the less faith I have in first world countries, including my own.

[@marinae.m.2105]

He is The guy

[@meenakshis1581]

This father is not at all making any control over her life that was the thing I luv in him

[@kajaljha2719]

awesome speech for every father and girl who wanted to break all shelid which stopped them to move forward... today whatever has Malala , it's all because her father doing.

[@張宥羚-c3y]

Giving childs truth, fair,freedom and love,seems easy but few parents did it.

[@fredlasmares]

Just wonderful!

[@bimalpaudel8144]

parents have huge impact in our life .I am also proud of parents what they have give me in my/our life

[@khushibrar3756]

👏👏really hatsoff ...fr such a grt father ,if evry father become like this ,there is no any thing which will cut the wings of grls, grls wilk live life their own dreams 👌👍

[@shivaniagarwal3207]

best words ever heard...inspiring and perfect human for humanrights eaters....

[@evelister8228]

Malala & her fight are the reason why I'm a feminist.

[@evelister8228]

Thurman Ulrich You clearly don't know my feminism.

[@evelister8228]

Thurman Ulrich All of your 'probably's' are very much incorrect. But, good for you for demonizing me because I wrote a positive comment. Shame on me. Keep up with the hard work. We all need a person to presume our beliefs based on our profile picture & stereotype us based on a 43-character comment.

[@evelister8228]

Thurman Ulrich I oppose the objectification of any gender due to the dehumanizing nature. I oppose hyper masculinity. I believe in a feminism that includes WOC, women with disabilities, poor women, rich women, women in all areas of the globe. Feminism, for me, means the liberation of women, socially, politically, and economically. And I don't have to justify any aspects of these beliefs to you :)

[@TheAleksandros]

+Eve Lister I wish everything best for women all over the world, but please, do not tell me that women in the West have it bad. They have actually more rights than men. It is those Taliban and patriarchal, immature, dark, silly assholes that we need to fight with. Not spreading chaos in the societes where women are already OK -_-

[@evelister8228]

TheAleksandros I think humanity has it bad.

[@benjames5423]

Need more families like this.....

[@nutreation]

Such an eloquent speaker and powerful orator! Pakistan needs more fathers like him.

[@shariq94]

I am convinced that the 57 dislikers are from Taliban. Way to go Crime Branch.

[@ashahm2825]

Great father I love malala I m Indian but I proud her

[@roy1174]

Shariq shaikh! You can see her now in Justin beiber's bed. We Pakistani don't think ahead about anything!

[@zy3884]

Shariq Shaikh hahah true

[@sonamyangdon2891]

no doubt malala is his daughter, he raised his daughter with so much of respect n gave her the right to be individual person so malala got the courage to stand out bold and speak to the world for girl’s right n education

[@mohammedyasar9752]

The real man

[@danube660]

So moving.....so poetic.....so inspiring.....this tedtalk will hit one million plus views for sure

[@yushih5251]

How a brave story.It’s inspiring me to be braver! I hope that the world we are moving toward is a pleasant one for everyone.

[@beverlycoutinho7078]

Terrific

[@shaikasif9137]

a supporting father and mother having is great achievement for any boy are girl

[@rimantebikeyogadesert]

He is the most beautiful, amazing, honorable and loving man! Gives me hope for humanity! I saw one interview when he goes: I just love her, the moment I saw her I fell in love with her, I love her, I love her! For me that is the most beautiful moment of them 2! ❤️❤️❤️ 😭😭

[@jagdeepsinghuppal8310]

I like him...he is genuinely a humble and sweet person.

[@mohamedmahmoudkaber7251]

Really the role of the father is crucial, Malala is too lucky to have a father like this Mr, a hat ..

[@madinaakmalovna5203]

So intelligent smart man and loving father and husband! thank you for being despite all these traditions

[@kennytheripper2526]

Every dad must be inspired by him

[@emmariou5002]

In the world a lot of country doesn’t provide education to women and girls. Malala is an example for all of us and her father too. This video is a definition of what the word courage is.

[@jibriiljabra6159]

Best dad i ever seen realy

[@tetrulz]

Amazing father right here to raise a fearless wise daughter.

[@serenarussel5164]

Behind every successful girl there is a great father 🙌

[@Angela-hm3xt]

It takes a brave and courageous father or mother or both to make a brave and courageous and loving daughter.. it's inspiring. God bless them.

[@amishabhagat7442]

The best speech I have heard in my Life. So grateful for the existence of this man 🙏 . May God bless the world with many such souls ❤️.

[@MarkConnely]

Bravo! Never let it be forgotten that the brave and forward-thinking words and actions of individuals for and toward the good can be and are effective catalysts for changing the world for the better. Speak up, speak out in support and recognition of the rights of the human, the universal human rights which are the birthright of everyone, and which is every person's right and duty to claim.

[@MrTinna33]

How wouldn’t you be a wonderful human being with this awesome father?