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Someone who speaks out in favor of something is called what?

There are several words for someone who speaks out in favor of something, depending on the context and the specific action they take:

General terms:

* Advocate: A person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy.

* Supporter: A person who approves of and helps a cause, person, or activity.

* Proponent: A person who argues in favor of a particular cause or policy.

* Champion: A person who fights for or defends a cause.

More specific terms:

* Spokesperson: A person who speaks on behalf of a group or organization.

* Lobbyist: A person who tries to influence politicians or other officials on a particular issue.

* Activist: A person who works to achieve political or social change.

* Crusader: A person who fights passionately for a cause.

Other terms:

* Cheerleader: A person who enthusiastically supports someone or something.

* Defender: A person who protects someone or something from attack.

The best term to use depends on the specific context. For example, you might call someone an advocate for animal rights, a supporter of a political party, or a lobbyist for a particular industry.

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