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Welcome to the conversation from the BBC World Service.
This is the programme that explores the female perspective and experience through the insights
of two women from around the world.
I'm Dashiani Navaniagam.
Now today we dedicate our programme to images, newspaper and magazine cartoons.
These have a long history of highlighting contemporary issues through satire and humour.
But to what extent are they shaped by female perspectives?
Who draw the world as they see it.
Sarah Akinterenwa from the UK joins us from Canada.
She started her comic strip on social media when the COVID pandemic stopped her work.
Her creations are now appearing in the New Yorker magazine and the Guardian newspaper in the UK.
And Andrea Arroyo from Mexico City, who now lives in New York.
In 2017, Andrea was the first woman to win a United Nations Award for political
cartooning for her piece on the Me Too movement.
Her artwork has been published by the New York Times and Latina magazine.