Definition of "sociopolitical" []

• Involving both social and political factors. (adjective)

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• "Besides, if you really are most interested in sociopolitical or moral interrogation in the first place, why spend your time trying to whip poems and novels into some suitably discursive shape?"
• "But does the show also contain sociopolitical undertones intended to demonstrate to mainstream audiences that a “my two dads” scenario in which a committed gay couple raising a child together – while saving the world from evil in the process, nonetheless – is perfectly acceptable in this day and age?"
• "I’m sure there are certain sociopolitical elements that we don’t get – the relationship between Botswana and South Africa, for example, but it is a fun series, and Mma Ramotswe’s concept of what constitutes justice and appropriate punishment is fluid and original."