DAUGHTERS OF THE MOVEMENT — GINA BELAFONTE

Elle Magazine Article Lessons From The Daughters of The Civil Rights Movement

In November of 2017, Stacy Lynch, daughter of Bill Lynch, famed democratic political strategist and the mastermind behind New York City’s first black mayor David Dinkins, convened the first gathering of the Daughters of the Movement. It was for selfish reasons that she made those initial calls for a dinner, Stacy said;
“I needed a sisterhood.”story online can make all the difference. More

Maria BelafonteAugust 30, 2021

Reverend Al Sharpton sits down with the Daughters of the Movement on MSNBC

Reverend Al Sharpton sits down with Dominique Sharpton, Gina Belafonte and Hasna Muhammad to discuss how their parents who were heavily active in civil rights, affected and shaped their lives in this segment.

Maria BelafonteAugust 30, 2021

Lessons From The Daughters Of The Civil Rights Movement

In November of 2017, Stacy Lynch, daughter of Bill Lynch, famed democratic political strategist and the mastermind behind New York City’s first black mayor David Dinkins, convened the first gathering of the Daughters of the Movement. It was for selfish reasons that she made those initial calls for a dinner, Stacy said; “I needed a sisterhood.”