“It underscores how fragile our democracy is at this time,” said Loki Mulholland.
Lehi, UT — With less than two months before the 2020 Presidential Election, a documentary raising awareness about voter suppression faced attempted hacks by bots from ten different countries, including Russia. There were more than 560 attacks. The Joan Trumpauer Mulholland Foundation was alerted to the attacks within minutes of launching a Google Ad Campaign about After Selma.
“It underscores how fragile our democracy is at this time. After Selma is about ensuring each and every U.S. citizen has access to their most vital right, which is the right to vote, and almost instantly, we were attacked by the same forces that mettled in the 2016 election. This is serious. This is dangerous, said Mulholland. “We must be as vigilant to protect our democracy and the information to prevent voter suppression as those who seek to undermine it.”
Mulholland’s work on racism and social justice has spanned over a decade. Along with his podcast series The Uncomfortable Truth, it includes such award-winning films as An Ordinary Hero: The True Story of Joan Trumpauer Mulholland, Black, White, & Us, and The Uncomfortable Truth. All films are available on Amazon Prime. Mulholland’s work has garnered over 40 Telly Awards and 18 Best Documentary Awards. His first book, She Stood for Freedom, was nominated for the 2017 Amelia Bloom Award.
To learn more about Loki Mulholland and the Joan Trumpauer Mulholland Foundation, visit:
JoanTrumpauerMulholland.org/after-selma/, LokiMulholland.com, JoanTrumpauerMulholland.org, and YouTube.com/watch?v=2EfmwA1hR0I&t=1s.
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