reformers
n. countablen. people who work to change and improve a system, law, or organization. They usually want to make things fairer or more efficient.
n. individuals who advocate for or implement gradual improvements to a system, law, or institution. Often contrasted with revolutionaries, who seek to replace a system entirely rather than modify it.
The reformers want to change the tax laws.
During the 19th century, social reformers worked tirelessly to improve working conditions in factories and end child labor.
While the radical wing of the party demanded an immediate overhaul, the moderate reformers preferred a series of incremental adjustments to the existing legislative framework.
Plural form of 'reformer'; frequently used in historical and political contexts.