
Propaganda Everywhere
When journalists use the term “propaganda” in ways that reinforce its negative connotations, it may foreclose productive thinking about the many ways that propaganda enters into everyday life.
When journalists use the term “propaganda” in ways that reinforce its negative connotations, it may foreclose productive thinking about the many ways that propaganda enters into everyday life.
It’s a term that’s so unfamiliar to the public that news organizations placed it in single quotes. Speaking at the Continue reading
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