Finding the funny in feminism
Two feminist stand-up comedians explore where feminism and funny coexist and collide
Feminism is not known for being funny but we're hoping to change that on The Conversation this week as two feminist stand up comedians go head to head to explore the funny in feminism. They are Aditi Mittal, one of India's top stand-up comedians today and Zahra Noorbakhsh, one half of the internationally acclaimed podcast #GoodMuslimBadMuslim. Also starring a live studio audience of young and alarmingly intelligent people.
This programme was part of the BBC's 100 Women Season.
(L) Image: Zahra Noorbakhsh, Credit: Harsh Mall.
(R) Image and credit: Aditi Mittal.
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