Would this be considered offensive?

For my GCSE Art Exam, I’ve chosen to focus on Malala Yousufzai, and the girls and women fighting for their right to education in Pakistan. I’m going to construct a short film, combining series of clips such as Malala in hospital, girls in school in Pakistan, protests from the region and attacks on protesters. The audio would begin with the Call to Prayer (I heard it, and it was just so calming and beautiful) which might be interrupted by gunfire, or a schoolbell, and then the rest of the audio would be quotes from her blog and various poetry. Do you think this would be okay? I don’t want to do anything which would be considered offensive, and I was worried about interrupting the Call to Prayer with gunfire or a schoolbell (or both).What are your opinions?

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For me, writing is like coffee. Sometimes it’s sweet, refreshing, and coated with cream, but more often than not it’s bitter, dark, and leaves a bad aftertaste in my mouth.

And I despise that I need it to get up in the morning.

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Just watched the most beautiful video.

A girl in China saved a suicidal teenage boy hanging off the edge of a bridge by kissing him until the rescuers arrived. I won’t post the link, but you can find it on Youtube. It really restores some of my faith in humanity.

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