agitprop

[ US /ˈædʒətˌpɹɔp/ ]
[ UK /ˈæd‍ʒɪtpɹˌɒp/ ]

NOUN

political propaganda (especially communist propaganda) communicated via art and literature and cinema

How To Use agitprop In A Sentence

Beijing this winter is festooned with orange banners and billboards that look like Communist agitprop.
But underneath the agitprop is financial violence: handouts to the wealthy, destruction of our infrastructure, desecration of the environment, and abandonment of the needy. Bob Burnett: Election 2010: Choosing the Abuser
Shot in a realistic mode inspired by the agitprop classic The Battle of Algiers, Bloody Sunday is taut, terse and livid.
From 1922 his stylistically radical work was put to utilitarian ends, including the design of speakers' tribunes and latterly agitprop photomontage and graphic design.
His targets include politics and religion, but it is not a political play in any agitprop sense.
Outgrowing the constraints of the street and agitprop meant that they started to really work.
That a once-respected and influential journal should publish this kind of agitprop is truly disgraceful. Ledeen and Chinese ‘Fascism’ « Antiwar.com Blog
Indeed, TV agitprop from the period shows how backing for the war was won ideologically - through the fear of the evils of Communism during the Cold War, and through the jingoism towards a ‘people who live out there’.
In 1970, Mr Pozsgay joined the Agitprop department - the party's watchdog on ideological purity and the media.
If you're going to do agitprop you have to be incredibly focused.