Populism (adj)
pop-u-lizm
The quality of appealing to or being aimed at ordinary people.
While the arts and theatre should give way to populism, history has shown it should be left out of politics.
Example sentences
“Art museums didn’t gain new patrons through populism.”
“He’s winning on populism, the problem is none of his promises hold up.”

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