In New York, the descendants of African slaves sued the British and two American companies for genocide
In New York, the descendants of African slaves sued the British and two American companies for genocide. The amount of the claim is 2 billion dollars. The defendants are the London insurance company Lloyd, which, according to the plaintiffs, insured the vessels that once went to Africa for slaves, the Filboston company, once the Ilands Providen Bank clan, which financed the shipment of the courts, and the tobacco giant Ar. Jay. Reinolds, used the labor of slaves on plantations.