Person
Deadria Farmer-Paellmann
New York lawyer and activist who petitioned U.S. companies to apologise for links to slavery.
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- Aetna’s apology, 2000 petitioned the companies Scholarship & press 1
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Aetna apologizes for pre-Civil War policies issued on lives of slaves, Ethics Newsline, Institute for Global Ethics, 13 Mar 2000.
Scholarship & press
The apology follows the recent efforts of New York lawyer and activist Deadria Farmer-Paellmann, who has petitioned several U.S. corporations, including Aetna and FleetBoston Financial, asking them to apologize for their alleged involvement in the slave trade.
They have a moral obligation to apologize and share that wealth.
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