Aogaku IE3 Daily Blog: Binta and the Great Idia

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Thursday, December 6, 2012

Binta and the Great Idia

I watched a short movie Binta and the Great Idia last Friday.
The main character of this movie is African girl Binta.
She goes to school, and she felt happy about it.
However, her cousin Soda cannot go to school though she wants to go.
This is because her father thinks women don't have to go to school.
I oppose his idea, because Soda's mother was cheated in this movie because of her lack of education, and I don't want all women to undergo such thing.
After watching it, I felt happy because I can go school.
Great idea of Binta's father is to adopt tubab to teach what is going on in the world.
Tubab means white people.
I thought race or gender don't relate education, so all people should be educated.