Aetna

Aetna, Inc is an American oversaw human services organization, which offers conventional and customer coordinated social insurance protection arranges and related administrations, for example, restorative, pharmaceutical, dental, behavioral wellbeing, long haul consideration, and handicap arranges. Aetna is an individual from the Fortune 100. Aetna has spent more than $2.0 million in 2009 on campaigning The organization burned through $809,793 between January 2009 and the end of March 2009 up 41 percent from the same period in 2008 Aetna's battle commitments incorporate more than $110,000 to US Senator Joe Lieberman (ID-CT) in 2009 From 2005 through 2009, Aetna contributed $56,250 to Senator Max Baucus (D-MT), executive of the Senate Finance Committee, making Aetna the congressperson's seventh most noteworthy supporter over that time period. 

In 2000 Deadria Farmer Paellmann, leader of the charitable Restitution Study Group of Hoboken, New Jersey, unveiled that from around 1853 to roughly 1860 Aetna had issued disaster protection approaches to slaveowners covering the lives of their slaves Aetna recognized that solid proof exists for Aetna issuing scope for the lives of slaves and discharged an open conciliatory sentiment. 

In 2002, Farmer-Paellmann brought suit against Aetna and two different organizations in government court requesting reparations for the relatives of slaves. The claim said Aetna, CSX and Fleet were "treacherously advanced by a framework that subjugated, tormented, starved and misused people. It contended that African-Americans are as yet enduring the impacts of 2½ centuries of oppression took after by over a century of systematized bigotry. The protestation pointed the finger at bondage for present-day differences in the middle of blacks and whites in salary, training, education, wellbeing, future and wrongdoing.