Emancipator (noun)

A person who advocates or works for the abolition of slavery or the granting of freedom.

Origin:

From the latin word "emancipare" meaning to set free, it refers to a person who advocates or works for the abolition of slavery or the granting of freedom.

Examples:

1. Abraham Lincoln is considered one of the great emancipators in American history.
2. Frederick Douglass was an emancipator who fought for the rights of African American slaves.
3. Martin Luther King Jr. is considered an emancipator for his work in the Civil Rights Movement.
4. The Emancipator Proclamation was a presidential order issued by Abraham Lincoln during the American Civil War.
5. The Emancipators were a group of abolitionists who worked to free enslaved people in the 19th century.