Enfranchisement (noun)

The granting of rights, privileges or powers to individuals or groups.

Origin:

The word 'enfranchisement' originated from the old french word 'enfrancheisement' meaning 'to free, to make free'. it refers to the granting of rights, privileges or powers to individuals or groups.

Examples:

1. The enfranchisement of women gave them the right to vote and run for office.
2. The enfranchisement of minority groups was a major milestone in the history of the country.
3. The company's enfranchisement policy has allowed its employees to participate in important decisions.
4. The enfranchisement of the citizens of the country was achieved through years of struggle and sacrifice.
5. The enfranchisement of the disabled community has led to greater accessibility and representation.