Propagandist
| Propagandist | |
|---|---|
| Type | Job |
| Someone who tries to persuade people of things they themselves do not believe or are uncertain of. | |
A Propagandist engages in propaganda. Since the word accrued negative associations, this is usually an exonym. People engaged in this line of work may refer to themselves by a range of alternative labels, such as "communications specialists".
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“Rachel Schraer is a propagandist. She is not interested in basing the message on the information, but on selecting/fabricating information to help support the pre-determined message.”
Tareq Albaho (October 2022) [1]
Spokespeople
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Spokespeople are public disseminators of an official narrative. They are typically employed by governments or other organisations.
Gatekeepers
- Full article: Gatekeeper
- Full article: Gatekeeper
Gatekeepers seek to control the narrative by framing the debate.
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