One way in which the Little Rock Nine used propaganda was through the media. They allowed themselves to be interviewed and photographed by journalists, who published their stories and images in newspapers and magazines across the country. This helped to raise public awareness of their struggle and the injustices they faced and to generate sympathy and support for their cause.
The Little Rock Nine also used propaganda in the form of speeches and public appearances. They spoke out about their experiences of discrimination and segregation and called for greater equality and justice for all Americans. Their speeches and public appearances were often covered by the media, further increasing public awareness of their cause.