Deadria Farmer-Paellmann 12 pictures

Deadria Farmer-Paellmann is a legal strategist, adjunct law professor, and human rights activist. In 2002, she filed a landmark class action lawsuit for slavery reparations against blue-chip corporations. Farmer-Paellmann is credited for popularizing the slavery reparations movement through her groundbreaking research exposing corporate complicity ...

Born: November 25, 1965
Star sign: Sagittarius
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Deadria Farmer-Paellmann with Sabina Paellmann at Laura Plantation, Louisiana.
Ms. Farmer-Paellmann first stumbled across slave insurance policies in 1997 while researching a slave reparations paper for a law school class. After reviewing different courses of action, she decided to focus on corporations. -- NYT, Slave Policies, 2002
Deadria Farmer-Paellmann, Leslie K. Brown, Donna Lamb. Untold Legacy premiere.
Deadria Farmer-Paellmann
Despite having no outside financial backing, she rocked the insurance industry in 2000 by confronting Aetna with evidence it had insured the lives of slaves for slaveholders.
An 18th Century burial ground is unearthed on Wall Street filled with the bones of enslaved Africans. A young woman wages a cutthroat battle against existing corporations that played a role in slavery to make them pay. http://amzn.com/1484147405
Filing of case for Genocide compensation using DNA testing results for African ancestry. Slave Trade Database linked plaintiffs to companies that financed/insured slave trade voyages transporting their African ethnic groups.
Collage of original slave policy written on the lives five enslaved children and one enslaved adult by Aetna Insurance Company in 1857. Such policies made it safe to invest in human chattle.
Deadria Farmer-Paellmann
Deadria Farmer-Paellmann