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Elan Coil [88]
3 years ago
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What is a non example of propaganda

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Jobisdone [24]3 years ago
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Answer:

Propaganda is some information, like a poster or newspaper article or leaflet or tv broadcast etc, which only gives one very strong point of view to try to influence people to a certain way of thinking.

So, NON propaganda is something in these media which tells only the truth and gives a balanced view, or explains that there are different opinions about something, or which just doesn't try to give any opinion at all.

So, a leaflet which is an instruction sheet for a washing machine is not propaganda.  A newspaper article about a big hurricane is not usually propaganda if it just describes the effects of the hurricane.  A poster reminding people to vote in an election but which doesn't try to tell them who to vote for is not propaganda.  A TV show about cooking is not propaganda.  

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