In chapter 17 of Malala Yousafzai's autobiography, her father received a death threat primarily because he spoke in favor of schools for girls. He was an advocate for education, especially for girls, which put him at odds with the Taliban's beliefs and led to the threat against his life.
Which of the following events led to Malala’s father receiving a death threat in chapter 17?
He let Malala attend a Taliban event.
He refused to leave Swat Valley.
He spoke in favor of schools for girls.
He spoke against Fazlullah.
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