This paper examines Jason Stanley's account of propaganda. I begin with an overview and sorne questions about the structure of that account. I then argue for two main conclusions. First, I argue that Stanley's account over-generalizes, by counting mere incompetent argumentation as propaganda. But this problem can be avoided, by emphasizing the role of emotions in effective propaganda more than Stanley does. In addition, I argue that more propaganda is democratically acceptable than Stanley allows. Focusing especially on sexual assault prevention campaigns, I show that propaganda can be acceptable even when it represents sorne in our communities as worthy of contempt.Este artículo examina la teoría de la propaganda de Jason Stanley. Comienzo...