August 31, 2010
We are working hard to redesign the site and come back with everything that you have come to expect from TGL and more. In the meantime, send us some comments on topics, ideas, and thoughts that you think we should discuss or highlight. Be looking for more updates in the near future leading up to [...]
July 26, 2010
In the first part of “The People Who Cried Wolf,” I examined the almost never-ending need for black people to cry out oppression without determining visions or plans for progress. That is something that comes naturally, but looking deeper into the situation throughout this country and in the media I am struck by another situation [...]
July 23, 2010
Just to make sure your Friday is going well… Here are some examples of “Being Gifted” at its finest! Curren$y – Raps and Hustles Martin Season 1 Outtakes Allen Iverson – Top 10 (I think #8 should be #1) Lil Jon (ft. Jadakiss) – Knockin’ Heads Off Short Bus Shawty – BYOB Stay Gifted! cody [...]
With every day that passes in the mud and rubble of Haiti, the failures of the relief effort are heartbreaking. There are four main strands to the campaign to make sure 1.2 million homeless people are sheltered and safe as the weather turns fierce. All are inadequate.
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K.R. Sridhar looks nervous. The CEO of Bloom Energy, the much-hyped fuel cell start-up, sits in a conference room preparing to show off his magical “Bloom Box” for the first time in public. The 49-year-old scientist-turned entrepreneur has raised $400 million in venture capital for his Sunnyvale, California company, but until now Sridhar has revealed almost nothing about what his company has actually produced since it launched eight years ago.
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We all know about Bill Gates’ work in philanthropy around the world, but this is new to me. He is now taking on projects to develop nuclear power into much needed energy sources to service people in this country, as well as around the world. As the US and the rest of the world attempt to move away from gas and oil, this is much needed research. Stay Gifted!
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20 years ago today, Nelson Mandela was released from a prison in South Africa. This marked a moment in their history, as well as the world’s, that showed a drastic change in race relations as all minorities fought for equality throughout the world. We could like to celebrate the achievements of Nelson Mandela, and thank him for the work he has done since his release.
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NBA: Where Amazing Happens...and I try to predict it38 Comments
Black Women, by all means, try "Something New.."29 Comments
Black Women could learn something from the Kardashians.. 19 Comments
First Hampton U, now the Sprite Step Off.. The "white" invasion is official. 15 Comments
No More Mr. Nice Guy13 Comments
