The youngest change activist — Malala Yousafzai — is claiming a foothold in the west as she is all set to appear on The Ellen DeGeneres Show with none other than Hillary Clinton.
The host Ellen DeGeneres took to Twitter to announce the participation of the Noble Prize winner along with the United States’ Presidential candidate and former Olympian Bruce Jenner-turned-Caitlyn Jenner during the show’s premiere week.
These 3 women are changing the world. They’re also on my premiere week, starting September 8th. pic.twitter.com/LIfey50L6C
— Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow) August 17, 2015
Malala previously appeared on Jon Stewart’s The Daily Show — that aired it’s last episode earlier this month.
Read: Jon Stewart airs last ‘Daily Show’ after 16-year run
Nothing that Malala Yousafzai achieves seems startling anymore but she continues to make Pakistan proud. The youngest-ever Nobel laureate has also been a part of George Washington University’s Leadership Programme.
Read: ’I am Malala’ to be taught at George Washington University
Malala also made it to Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential List twice.
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Time presented its annual list in April, naming the most influential people worldwide, including artists and leaders to pioneers, titans and icons.
Read: Malala named in Time’s 100 Most Influential List for a second time
The 17–year-old was listed in the ‘Icons’ category of the list with other renowned personalities, including Pope Franics, writer Haruki Murakami, designer Diane von Furstenburg and others.
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