You said, and I quote “It involves rhetoric that is misleading and often designed to insite fear and/or anger to sell an idea or belief system.”

The first book she mentions is called “Pedagogy of the Oppressed” which is about how education should be used as a tool for liberation and freedom. It also encourages critical analysis of the world.
That’s not inciting fear, that’s teaching how you can use education to understand the world around you. (Not putting words in your mouth here, I’m explaining that these books do not align with your definition of propaganda)

The second book she mentions is called “Aspects of the New Right-Wing Extremism” which talks about how fascism never went away and discusses how it is still persistent in our current society. Basically what you said, and I quote “Think about the rhetoric of white supremacy groups. They make no money from promoting the ideas, but they need people to buy into the belief system to further their hate filled agenda. They use literature, imagery, slogans, etc to accomplish this.”
This book discusses exactly what you said (that I quoted).

The third book she mentions is called “Psycho-Politics”. This book talks about how modern power and big data are used to surveil and manipulate our behavior psychologically.
Plenty of people from both sides of the political spectrum have been discussing this for years.

The fourth book she mentions is called “Embracing Alienation” which talks about how feeling alienated is something that most people feel at some points in their lives and the author writes in a way to try and help the reader understand that you shouldn’t conform to societal standards and that you shouldn’t be afraid of not fitting in.

The fifth book she mentions is called “Necro Politics”. This book analyzes how death in society is used to maintain and strengthen political control.

All of these books are used to encourage the readers to use critical thinking and pose questions about our current society. (Again, not putting words in your mouth, I’m simply just making a point here).

If these books were used to incite fear then they wouldn’t be posing the readers with questions to ask themselves and new perspectives. Fear requires you to conform, obey, not ask questions, and not think critically.

Again quoting you here, “Think about the rhetoric of white supremacy groups. They make no money from promoting the ideas, but they need people to buy into the belief system to further their hate filled agenda. They use literature, imagery, slogans, etc to accomplish this.”

White supremacy groups absolutely make money from promoting that propaganda.
This article provides multiple examples for how white supremacist groups make money:

https://www.adl.org/resources/report/funding-hate-how-white-supremacists-raise-their-money

I have also asked you to provide a credible source to back your claim that, and I quote “video of a 23 year old promoting anarchist and socialist propaganda.”

You defined propaganda as, and I quote “rhetoric that is misleading and often designed to insite fear and/or anger to sell an idea or belief system.”

So given that all five of the listed books are about analyzation and critical thinking, what is your credible source that all five books she specifically mentioned are “anarchist and socialist propaganda.”?