Blavity Daily Briefing
What the Culture's Talking About
October 3, 2026 • 8 minutes • Hosted by Victoria
Today's Briefing
Episode #372
About This Episode
We dive into Black breast health and Black mayors heading to AFROTECH. Plus, a wild GOP slip-up and why students need GoFundMe for college. Tap in!
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Why Open Conversations About Breast Health Matter For Black Women
Ladies—Black women specifically—we need to have several serious conversations.
13 Mayors From The African American Mayors Association Are Coming To AFROTECH™ Conference 2026
A delegation of 13 mayors from the African American Mayors Association (AAMA) will attend the AFROTECH™ Conference 2026 in Houston, Nov.
GOP Senator’s Atlanta Hawks, Iowa Hawkeyes Mix-Up Backfires On Attempt To Catch Jack Smith In A Lie Tied To Fani Willis
Jack Smith, the former special prosecutor who investigated numerous instances of alleged wrongdoing by President Trump, appeared before a Senate committee Tuesday.
Why More Students Are Turning To GoFundMe To Pay For College
An increasing number of students who are struggling to afford tuition are now turning to crowdfunding.
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