What does Quaker Abolitionist mean?

AnswerA Quaker who actively campaigns and works to reduce the number of people who are forced into slavery. AnswerNo, the person who wants to stop slavery is an Abolitionist. A Quaker is a member of a religious sect more formally called the Religious Society of Friends.

A Quaker Abolitionist is a person who is a member of the Religious Society of Friends and works to stop slavery. Most, possibly all, Quakers were in favor of outlawing slavery.

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