Anti-slavery newspaper published by William Lloyd Garrison.

• A. The Liberator
• B. The North Star
• C. The Call
• D. The Emancipator

Answer: (A)

The Liberator was the bold anti-slavery newspaper William Lloyd Garrison published, beginning in 1831. It defined abolitionism as immediate emancipation and equal rights for Black Americans, arguing that slavery was a moral wrong that should end now—not gradually or with compensation to slaveholders. The paper was fierce in its critique of pro-slavery laws and institutions, and it gave voice to Black abolitionists and enslaved people, helping to mobilize support and spread radical abolitionist ideas.

Familiar alternatives tie to other leaders: the North Star was Frederick Douglass’s abolitionist paper, not Garrison’s; The Emancipator and The Call were other abolitionist publications but not published by Garrison. This is why The Liberator is the best answer for who published an anti-slavery newspaper associated with him.