agitprop
Speech parts
1. agitprop - Noun
2. agitprop - Verb
Meaning
political propaganda (especially communist propaganda) communicated via art and literature and cinema
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Agitprop theatre is named through a combination of the words "agitation" and "propaganda".
DNC Chair Mr. Perez need to open an agitprop office ASAP.
The environmentalist message is less objectionable than ’s naïve moral equivalence, but as political art goes, is otherwise inferior: Its agitprop is cruder, its plot more predictable, and its bids for short-term relevance more transparent.
The foundation issued a statement the following day in which it labelled the notion that apartheid was a crime against humanity "soviet agitprop" - propaganda meant to agitate.
I suspect that good quality agitprop might actually be more likely to thrive, but also might be a more successful strategy for shaping the world the way we want it to be.