Girl Club Argumentative Essay

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Ralph Waldo Emerson once said that “Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising up every time we fail.” To me this quote means that failing is a chance to try again because you never truly succeed at something if you don’t make a mistake and learn from it. During junior year of my high school, I decided to start a club to help young women all around the world. The club was called Girl Club; the club was to raise awareness of young girls in third world countries. I joined forces with my friends and we planned our first girl club awareness event, a movie night, where we watch the movie girl rising. A movie that shares the stories of nine girls from developing countries who overcome obstacles like education. As we prepared for the
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