"Voter suppression is the story of the 2018 election in Georgia, and the documentary Suppressed tells this story in vivid, powerful detail. It chronicles everyday Georgians struggling to exercise that most basic right: the right to vote and be heard in our democracy.

Suppressed examines Georgia as a case study and a stark warning of what’s to come in 2020 if we don’t act to protect voting rights – not just here in Georgia, but all around our nation.

More importantly, Suppressed reminds us that we can fight together to achieve a future where all Americans can freely exercise their fundamental right to vote.” - Stacey Abrams

“Our challenge and our call is to protect democracy, a major pillar of which is to ensure equitable access to voting. We need a system where we are ensured fairness, accuracy and transparency every time a ballot is cast. We need a system where voting is open and protected for all.” - Nse Ufot, Executive Director of New Georgia Project

"Greenwald’s documentary on voter suppression should be viewed by every American. Our right to vote is a right, and not a privilege. Register and vote; this is the least we can do to preserve America." - Senator Harry Reid

“My dad was registering African Americans in South Georgia in the 1950s, and as this film shows, though we’ve made progress, many barriers remain. We encourage everyone to educate themselves about the continuing struggle for voter rights in the state of Georgia.” - Andrea Young, Executive Director of ACLU GA

"A powerful film that puts a human face on the policy of voter suppression.  Greenwald has provided a timely and important look at a critical issue confronting our democracy.The film is both an educational tool and rallying cry for the ACLU and other groups fighting policies and practices that threaten our democracy." - Anthony Romero, Head of ACLU