IPA: //ˈædʒɪtprɒp//
KK: /ˈædʒɪtprɒp/
This term refers to political messages or ideas that are spread mainly through creative works like writing, plays, music, or visual art.
The play was criticized for its heavy use of agitprop to convey political messages.
Agitprop is a blend of "agitation" (from Latin "agitare", meaning to stir up) and "propaganda" (from Latin "propagare", meaning to spread or propagate). The term refers to political propaganda that aims to stir up agitation among the masses.
Think of 'stirring up' ideas ('agitare') and 'spreading' them ('propagare') to remember that agitprop is about stirring political feelings and spreading messages.
No commonly confused words.