Blavity Daily Briefing: News, Wins & Racial Justice
Inspiring stories, concerning issues, and cultural moments you need to know.
September 3, 2025 • 3 minutes • Hosted by Victoria
Today's Briefing
Episode #17
About This Episode
From visa revocations to inspiring achievements and major sports moments, this episode covers the week's most impactful news. Join Victoria for a timely look at culture and community.
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The U.S. Is Quietly Revoking Visas For Nigerians Without Prior Notice: Report
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Isaiah Hand, 20, Becomes Tuskegee’s First Certified Pilot In 80 Years
Isaiah Hand is the beginning of a new wave of emerging pilots reviving Black aviation history as the first Black man to become a certified pilot from the historic Tuskegee University in 80 years.
Why White People’s Racism Continues To Give The US Open A Black Eye
Taylor Townsend is a decorated doubles competitor in the world of tennis.
NBA YoungBoy, Before His Dallas Tour Stop, Donates $50K To Nonprofits In The City
NBA YoungBoy recently went viral for giving back to local communities, including New Orleans.
Ciara Smith, A 26-Year-Old HBCU Alumna, Becomes Youngest And First Black Mayor Of This Alabama City
Ciara Smith, who had been serving as vice mayor of Anniston, Alabama, is making history.
Naomi Osaka’s Win Over Coco Gauff At The US Open Secures Her First Grand Slam Quarterfinal Spot Since 2021
Naomi Osaka landed a major victory after years of being on and off the court.
Here’s When Sheinelle Jones Is Returing To The ‘Today’ Show
Sheinelle Jones is returning to the Today show after taking an extended leave of absence in late 2024, following the death of her husband, Uche Ojeh, in May after being diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer.