The phrase "agitate among" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe stirring up emotions or discussions within a group.
Example: "The activist aimed to agitate among the community members to raise awareness about the issue."
Alternatives: "stir up within" or "incite among".
In 1843 they began to agitate among their fellow officers and sailors, trying to get them to join a Malta-based revolutionary group, the Legione Italiana, in its plan for stealing a warship and bombarding Messina.
But at the end of the school day, he would travel to the poorer Arab villages to agitate among the students, outraged that their public schools didn't have libraries, gyms or science labs and that they were taught a version of Zionist history that presented their own parents as "savages".
The Gulf Arabs may have more success in preventing the expansion of Iranian influence in Bahrain, but only if they pressure Bahrain to ease up on its repressive domestic controls, which give Iran ample opportunities to agitate among its co-religionists.
They were assisted by propaganda corps, which subverted enemy troops and agitated among the populace in the enemy's rear.
The tale begins on the eve of the Commune, as young Louise agitates among the Parisian workers, goes through her experience of the brief, violent revolutionary moment, her exile in New Caledonia, and a brief switchback to her childhood as the daughter of domestic servants, in Montmartre.
In March and April he agitated among the Polish military, successfully convincing some forces to join the Confederates.
"It shouldn't happen in a country where everyone's voice is supposed to matter". Energized, Shahan began agitating among California legislators to pass a bill that would protect consumers from defective cars.
(Editor's Note: TechCrunch is owned by Oath, a Verizon company, which also owns Yahoo, which most definitely had investors agitate for significant changes among shareholders).
Although they differed on political strategy Kate O'Hare believed in voting to achieve state power the two women came together to agitate for better conditions among prisoners.
It's more difficult to agitate, to organize, against privilege among white people; more challenging to pursue actual liberation.
"I voted for Putin in 2000 and I agitated for him among my men in Chechnya.
