Morris has continued to fight back and speak out since resigning her seat as a state representative from Bennington. She stepped down out of concern for the safety of her family, but she has not stepped back.
Four years after resigning from her seat as a Vermont representative, Kiah Morris returns to tell her story in a new documentary, “Backlash: Misogyny in the Digital Age.”
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PRESS CONTACTS: For Rights & Democracy and Kiah Morris: Maggie Cawley, Rights & Democracy maggie@radvt.org, (802) 683 8324 For the filmmakers: Marianne Locas, La Ruelle Films marianne@laruellefilms.com, (438) 985 2236 (MONTPELIER) – Four years after being forced to resign from her seat as a Vermont State Representative, Kiah Morris returns to tell her story in the new record-breaking documentary Backlash: Misogyny in the Digital Age, soon to be released in the U.S. Backlash: Misogyny in the Digital Age, the feature documentary that, in its French-language version, has already become a smash theatrical hit in Quebec, will have its first-ever U.S.
MONTREAL - A documentary on cyber violence opening Friday in Toronto follows four women who recount their stories of being attacked, denigrated and threatened because they choose to speak their minds.