From Fired to Hiring Myself: A Year's Reflection (2018)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
To survive in America is changing drastically. We're approaching possibly another economic crisis and the current monetary and savings model is failing. Jobs are scarce and your employer is not obligated to pay you for the rest of your life! One day you will either be laid-off, fired, or retired. This will not stop the fact your bills are due every 30 days. How will you sustain yourself then? One year ago M’Bwebe Ishangi was fired from a Fortune500 company after twelve years not for his work performance, but his social media posts! Rather than fight for his job, he decided to live his life's purpose realizing financial sustainability is a topic many haven't a plan for, thus when let go, fired, or retired from your job leaves many in panic looking for the next plantation, I mean, job not realizing inevitably there's a need to overstand the importance of financial literacy, financial planning, protected by an effective sustainable method.Read about his first year how getting fired allowed him to aspire higher and hire himself!
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Sankofa Kemetamorphosis: Ancestral Calling... (2016)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Kemetamorphosis. The fusion of ‘Kemet’ and ‘morphosis’. Two words and concept that culminate the Afrikan equivalence to Muslims’ Hajj to Mecca, Christians’ pilgrimage to Bethlehem, or the so-called Jewz trip to Jerusalem; a re-membering (or putting back together) of our past giving us the tools to pave a more clear future. Every Afrikan must not only take at least one trip to Afrika, but in doing so MUST start in the east region where Kemet and it’s southern neighbor, Kush of the Nile Valley reside. Read of my latest journey home!
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Million Man March 2015: Justice or Else! (Or Else What?!) (2015)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Yet another march has come and gone and it's apparent we are not yet ready to actually “do” what is necessary to bring about solutionz to our intergenerational struggle. But who's to blame, a man who's called for the congregation of Afrikanz-in-America three tymz now with no results, or we, who continue to believe in his rhetoric?
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The Significance of Historical Consciousness (2015)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Why are we Afrikan people in the predicament we’re in? Why are we just as baffled to identify the source of this confusion when it is abundantly clear right before our eyes? Who’s behind gentrification? Who's historically behind economic disparity? Who’s at the base of all this and why do we have the typical “forgive and forget” or “let god handle it” reaction at what seems to be incidents that have recently picked up speed? It is simple at the root of this absence lays a very low level awareness of our historical consciousness.
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Afrikan Scholarz Poster (2013)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
As a continuous student of 'Knowledge of Self', humility is a constant principle I strive to practice and honor. With that said, it is important anyone who answerz the call of preserving the history of Afrikan people be it for themselves, their family and/or the Collective Diaspora, establishing a constant relationship with those whose shoulderz we stand on is a prerequisite—alive and transitioned! After all, what we learn comes from somebody! Respecting our teacherz not only gives credit to what you share, it continues the lifespan of those who did so much for us in their time for us to know what we know today! That's why you hear KRS-One sayin' "We will be here forever," when you logon to daghettotymz.com.
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Boom Shots | Rap Sheets (2012)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Afrikan people are in dire straits as we strive to reclaim our cultural identity. With that said, there have been countless s/hero's who championed the call of Afrikan independence. In this series, we reflect on a few. Concurrently, as with any conflicting cause, there are many in opposition of this reclamation—we note them here as well. Get familiar of those who fight for us as well as those against us!
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Urban Unrest - Remnants of Slavery in New York (2012)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
His-story has done a great job in havin' people think slavery in the United States was below the Mason Dixie line. They're doin' an even better one in tryin' to conceal its role in the cover-up of Afrikan free labor in both the building and maintenance of one of the worldz most popular city, New York. Yes, Lower Manhattan is sacred ground, but not for what happened on September 11, 2001. Wall Street would not be without the forced free labor, which included the starvation and death of tenz-if not hundredz-of-thousandz of Afrikanz brought here against their will.
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When Knowledge Became Kryptonite (2011)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
It is evident the majority of us have forgotten how Afrikan people fell from grace to the level of cellar-dwellerz on the socio-eco- and most important spiritual- planes long enough for the world to believe this is how Afrikanz have alwayz been. We've all had that conversation where we're told we come from a lineage of great King and Queenz, but when I would follow with the question, "how did we lose it?", the discussion goes into lyrical bewilderment! Most come to an abrupt halt when left with the realization that somehow, we just -effed up. This is unsatisfactory to me. How did we -eff up?! Find out...
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Juneteenth is Mis-Guided!! (2013)
by kwasi imhotep
I applaud the zeal and dedication of those who organize juneteenth celebrations around the country. It is a commendable effort to educate our people about this aspect of our history in America. Having said, and at the risk of receiving universal condemnation from the Afrikan community, I humbly declare that these juneteenth celebrations are mis-guided and are based on false historical premises!
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I Am the Future of Black Media (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
As egotistical as this may sound, it isn't solely by choice. This is as much a statement of distress as it is desire. Plain and simple, Afrikanz across the globe do not have a voice that focuses on the values and needz of Afrikan people...
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Is Anything Sacred?: The Continuing Plight of Eurocentric Pirates (2003)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Everytime Afrikan people decide to celebrate something, YT gotta show up. This time, they're going too far. Read about an experience at the annual Tribute to the Ancestorz at Coney Island...
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The Fallout of DGT and the Mother of the Matrix: Sophia Stewart (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
From 2003-2006, DGT was the place to come to hear about a woman who claimed she was the brainchild behind two of the worldz highest grossing movie franchises, 'The Terminator' and 'The Matrix', then there was a sudden stop. Find out why...
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The Basics To A Successful Boycott (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The Sean Bell verdict came out and absolutely no one should be surprised. Sean Bell is not the first—he's just the latest; and he certainly won't be the last. What is startling to witness is our unrelenting reluctance to remain reactionary revolutionareez!
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Lies That Won't Go Away (2008)
by anthony t. browder
The February 2008 cover story of National Geographic, “The Black Pharaohs: Conquerors of Ancient Egypt” revealz that the history of black people is still being grossly distorted and the process of mis-education continues unabated.
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Letter 2 Steve Cokely & Our Elderz (2000)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Through the midst of cultivating my knowledge base, a possible rumor has evolved...
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Sistaz Can Spark Da Revolution! (1997)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Yearz ago we pointed out a vital piece to Afrikan liberation. It seemz many have not caught on. Why?
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Michelin: 'TIRED' of the Bullsh*t! (2004)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The majority—if not all—the wealth of the United States economy is based on the theft of natural resources, murder, and free labor of Afrikanz both on the continent of Afrika as well as American soil. Knowin’ this, you should also be aware that Fortune500 Corporationz take special interest in Afrika. We put one company under the microscope and found a legendary fable that defines Michelin Tires identity.
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Party & Bullshit: That's Not Kuji! (2004)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Throughout the year we plead with YTs government to help us with aid, jobs, medical care, and reparationz [which they will never pay]. Hence, “freedom” has been “granted” to Afrikanz-in-America for several hundred yearz yet we continue to show up at the meeting table, first, entering from the backdoor, then sitting at the table with our handz out offering nothing but our physical bodies in exchange for service. In fact, the only thing we do bring to the table is the strategically heired drama as we beg the same person — who created our condition — to throw us a few bread crumbz of which we aggressively devour with one hand while leaving the other out gesturing for more. If we used partying to build collective wealth, perhaps we wouldn't remain in this intergenerational hex!
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National Black Boycott MONTH (2001)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Afrikan liberation can be salvaged by a boycott that would last not a day, but longer...
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Katrina: Wakeup Call 4 Afrikanz?(2005)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
With the latest string of natural disasterz over the past couple yearz, it would make one wonder if we really are in the Last Dayz. But this piece isn’t about “God’s wrath”… this is about how humanz treat humanz in tymz of disaster...
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Stolen Legacy (2005)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
It should not surprise you when you hear that when the persianz, romanz and then the greeks came into Afrika, along with the murder and plagiarizm, they helped themselves to the wealth and monumental structures of the Nile Valley.
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Stolen Legacy - Update (2005)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
A stolen Obelisk was finally returned to Ethiopia, but should we be satisfied?!!?
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Should We Support the Million Man March'05? (2005)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
October 2005 marks 10 yearz since the Million Man March. Farrakhan has called what's been deemed a "Millions More March." But should we support it? Here's the pro's and conz...
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Some Validity to the Serena Rumor (2005)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
December 2004, a cyber-rumored hit the email waves of an alleged interview with tennis star Serena Williams. and an unknown interviewee. Williams immediately disputed the letter as a fraud, and although I found it hard to believe she’d say such thingz about Afrikan men, her latest choice of men made me wonder...
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The Failure of Haile Selassie as Emperor (2006)
by the honorable marcus mosiah garvey
Many hedz are not aware the Hon. Marcus Garvey had beef with Haile Selassie. Here’s an article he wrote in London, 1937.
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VERSUS: his-story vs OUR-story Index (2010)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Whereas ignorance was deemed a sin in the dayz of Afrikan antiquity, it has thrived in todayz world. Today, ignorance has become bliss. Practically everything that goes on today operate from the deedz of Global White Supremacy. From invasion then plagiarizm, to the renaming and appearance of Afrikan names, symbolz, and icons; these are but a few war tactics vital to the success of YTs control. We must realize in order for them to maintain influence on our thinking, they have to govern what we know. We at DGT intend to challenge certain names, historic iconz, and word terminology in an effort to define ourselves, ourself, using historical truths...
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Kemet vs. New York & DC (2012)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
When we look at todayz society, much hasn't changed compared to ancient tymz. With the grand exception of the so-called "rulerz" being of the pale persuasion, for one who's aware of the history of ancient civilizationz (that were by no mistake Afrikan), you can still see remnants today in cities across the world… mainly in their structures.
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Her Em Akhet vs. the Sphinx (2012)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
There standz a monument in the Nile Valley—which on one hand is respected as one of the seven wonderz of the world, while on the other, is continually disrespected because of the name and fabled history attached to it—that has the ability to answer several controversial questionz on the origin of wo/man. Although erroneously called the Sphinx, we've discovered this riddle has now been solved.
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Sephedet vs. Star of David (2012)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
If History is a lie agreed upon, the story of the Sephedet should be it's Poster child! If you're familiar with our Versus Series and/or my writingz, you're well aware of our claimz—shared by many historianz whose shoulderz I stand on—that our ancient Afrikan historical presence has been preserved (although hidden) around the world!
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African Renaissance Monument vs Statue of Liberty (2011)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
If you haven't been to Dakar, Senegal recently, you might not even know something monumental happened on April 4th, 2010. Standing perched on a hill at 160-feet and can be seen for miles, a statue standz erect symbolizing a declaration of Afrikan greatness, the African Renaissance Monument. And it just so happenz to be larger than the Statue of Liberty...
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Ptah vs. the Oscar (2011)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Imitation is the highest form of flattery, replicating then erasing the original — never revealing it as the source — is the ultimate form of disrespect. Learn more of one of YTs most effective schemes aimed at the misconception of whitefolk as superior. As alwayz, you'll find Afrikan culture at its root...
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Polyverse vs. Universe (2011)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
I choose to call it a poly- instead of uni-verse because the realm we live in actually is incalculable. Using the Djhuitic principle, Polarity, with space being perceived to be limitless, there's no way of knowing exactly how many worldz, galaxies, and dimensionz that have existed!
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Uncle Tom vs. Uncle Tom (2011)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
There is a myth about the character known to many American-Afrikanz as Uncle Tom. To begin with, he was not a mythical person, although his character turned out to be. What's alarming is learning how this name became the stereotypical crusade not only against history, but Afrikan peoples identity. Find out why bein' called an 'Uncle Tom' should actually be a good thing and not what we've been duped to believe...
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Djhuiti vs. Hermes (2010)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
One of the most respected principles followed by people who align themselves with consciousness is the Seven Hermetic Principles — but who was Hermes and should it be called that?
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American-Afrikan vs. African-American (2010)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The naming of a people has a direct link to a their identity and unity. We’ve seen our people in search for ourselves merely through the definition of a name. A name of significance to a landmass is rehabilitating to the lifestyle and culture of any ethnicity. If that wasn’t so, italy wouldn’t have italianz, china wouldn’t have chinese, and europe wouldn’t have europeanz. Even more vital is how one’s origin is carried with them as they venture to new regionz (ie. chinese-american, italian- american, etc.). So why has it taken so long for Afrikanz to call themselves Afrikan-American?!
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Maangamizi vs. Maafa (2010)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The so-called jew talks of the holocaust they went through during World War II at the handz of adolf hitler. Not long ago, they constructed a museum so the world will never forget what was done to them. Which leadz me to the question, "where’s our museum so the world never forgets our holocaust?!"
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Heru vs. Jesus (2010)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Every Easter, the christian world payz homage to a myth-turned-legend, prolonging the continuous cycle of accepting an ancient fable as historical fact without actual proof. We've been reluctant to see the story of the mythical christ's rapsheet is EXACTLY identical to one from the Nile Valley that predates more than 6000 yearz before "jesus". See if your reverend can explain these simularities...
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Jegna vs Mentor (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
We forget the power we give to somethin’ when you call on its name. Couple this with ignorance of the origin of these wordz, we actually disrespect somethin’ we intend to respect...
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A Penny For Your Thoughts: The FDA Approves Computer Chip for Humanz (2004)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
According to MSNBC.com the Food AND Drug Administration has approved computer chips for humanz! Of course YTz way of debutin’ it to the world is through some medical hoax. They claim its use will be to assist doctorz store medical info on their patients... for now. This chip, called the VeriChip, the size of a grain of rice, is inserted under the skin with a needle in a procedure that takes less than 20 minutes to complete.
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The Future: Wha'chu know 'bout it?? (1998)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
You think you know about the future? Learn what the one world government has in store for us! Biochip anyone??
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The Future II - The Long Awaited Sequel (2000)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Since '96 we been talkin' 'bout the future and how the life we live now may soon be different. Well no need to wait no more. The future is now!
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HEALTH
The 3 Muskateerz: the FDA, Monsanto, & Soy: the Assault on the Human Diet (2006)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The FDA and Monsanto have been on a mission that seemz to echo the manifestation of former President Jimmy Carter's Global 2000 Project—a program that called for the elimination of 2 billion people. How? Simply by controlling something everyone does… eat! The creation and distribution of rBGH and soy are acts of war on humanity with family being it's major casualty! Learn the effects and the connection to the rise in homosexuality.
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The History of White Sugar: the Hidden Truth (2003)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
This has turned out to be one of the deepest research topics I've come across. At first, I wanted to approach the effects of sugar from a health perspective, but I was soon led to the historical significance sugar has had on the enslavement of Afrikan people. So before I can even get into what sugar does to our bodies, I must dive into just how far the greed for this drug has extended... the core nucleus of the Atlantic Slave Trade!
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White Sugar pt.2: The Mark of Cain (2003)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
In part 1 of this series, we dealt with the historic genesis of white sugar, citing it's primary function as the key component behind the beginning enslavement of our Afrikan Ancestorz and the notorious Atlantic Slave Trade. Noel Deerr said it best: "it will be not exaggeration to put the tale and toll of the Slave Trade of 20million Africans, of which two-thirds are to be charged against sugar." This piece will deal with the exact affects of this drug that continues to kill us sweetly...
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The Fast Food Conspiracy (2002)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
It is a proven fact that the hueman diet has changed more in the last 50 yeraz than in the last 50,000! In fact, the way food is processed for the Fast Food Industry [FFI] is no different than the food that windz up at your favorite food market!! Find out how wicked the Food & Druge Administration, FFI, Hospital Administration and the US. Government can be as they "conspire" to kill us all...SLOWLY.
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Chickenz Do Come Home To Roost (1995)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Givin' up pork and red meat is half the battle. Find out why chicken is just as important to discontinue from your diet!
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What Iz Milk Good 4?? (2001)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
We are the only species that drinks the milk of another species. Find out just how good milk isn't!
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Got Milk?? or Cancer!! pt. 2 (2001)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
In an ongoing series about milk, we've found more startling info on what it does once consumed by humanz...
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The Secret Behind 'The Truth' About Cigarettes (2004)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Have you seen the commercialz put out by the website company, 'Truth.com' where they have people droppin' off body bagz at tobacco industries? They claim the addiction nicotine has on smokerz are responsible for the over 400,000 annual deaths in America. After researching cigarettes, it seemz the truth.com isn't tellin' you the whole truth!
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In Sickness & in Health? or Potential Wealth! (1994)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Of all the businesses that exist, rarely has one realized that the food industry and medical industry have been co-conspiratorz to the decaying health of the hueman species. Find out why the vow between us and 'them' have been broiken.
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Vaccines That Kill! (1999)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The public has been led to believe that hospitalz and the pharmaceutical industry work in the best interest of the people. Would you believe me if I told you we found they have been injecting death into us for population control?
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The War versus your Immune System (1995)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
We have been losing one of the biggest battles of life... HEALTH! A silent assassin has roamed amongst the everyday lifestyle of the world for nearly 100 yearz, claiming the lives of millionz while reaking profits for Fortune500 companies and families of global white supremacy. But this killer isn't necessarily a sniper, it's in the form of fluoride and aluminum!
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N'Toxicatin' Secrets (1999)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
As if we don't have enough problemz with the Food and Drug Administration, we find the government playz lead role in yet another plot to kill us all slowly.
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Health Ticker (2005)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Keep up on the latest Health tips and conspiraceez...
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Junk Food and Culture (2003)
by llaila o. afrika
African people must attach culture to food. Historically, we ate only whole foods, no white sugar, bleached wheat flour, sodas, fried foods, etc. Junk food is not African food, but European culture's food.
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Chemical Warfare: What Every Sistah Should Know (2001)
by kariymah abdullah
Is AIDS a naturally made disease or a diabolical creation of man?
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HIPHOP/ENTERTAINMENT
Rhymin': Reality or Illusion (2003)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The youth pick up after what they see and hear. We owe it to our future to give them balanced Hiphop.
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Lest We Forget? The Two Sides of Bill Cosby (2005)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
It’s been said just as a coin has two sides, so can a person; like yin and yang if you will. Although they are opposites, they should compliment each other.
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Racizm In Reebok (2005)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Racizm is alive and well in marketing products to the masses. This past Spring, Reebok launched the campaign, "I Am What I Am". But when you look at how Reebok defines Afrikanz opposed to everyone else, you know we still facin' discriminatin' dilemma's...
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HOLLOW DAZE (HOLIDAYZ)
Before you celebrate, know the origin...

Who is Saint Valentine? (1995)
researched and written by dr. jack felder
Learn the historical story of how Valentines Day originated.
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The Origin of Easter (1995)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Easter is truly one of the most effective creationz of white supremacy! Not only does it reinforce the christian myth of a white jesus, it also perpetuates the false claim of genetic superiority with a white Easter bunny! To top it off, every Easter Sunday the Pope sits in the Vatican and deliverz his speech to the world, speaking of being honorable and holy, while at the same time faces a stolen Afrikan Tekhen that standz directly in his view!
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Christopher Kill-umbus: The Mind of a Serial Killer (2010)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Every second Monday in October, Banks and schoolz are closed and government offices are empty in remembrance of the infamous European explorer, Christopher Columbus. For hundredz of yearz, Columbus has had a special place in the history of the New World. To Afrikanz, celebrating Columbus Day is actually celebrating the mass destruction of our own people! Instead of a day where we see parades and floats down Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, it should be a day of mourning...
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Hidden Notables: 9 Seldom-Known Facts that Discredit Christopher Columbus (2014)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
If it's one thing we Afrikanz-in-America (or better put, American-Afrikanz) love to do, it's celebrate. And although there shouldn't be of any sort on Columbus day, in contrast, if there is anything we should be celebrating, it's these 9 Hidden Notables.
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Trick? or Treat! (1995)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
As western culture kicks off the next 3 months of hollow-daze (holiday) celebrations, it's no coincidence they start off with a blatant celebration honoring the existence of evil. More and more Afrikanz continue to unknowingly condone this act by partaking in these festivals. It is also a time when the sugar industry pushes the worldz only over-the-counter-leading-to-certain-death drug: refined sucrose aka white sugar! And, of course, Afrikanz have the highest rate of sugar diabetes. What is the treat about Halloween? Read on, you'll find it's another trick!
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Thanks(for)getting: The Origin of Thanksgiving (1995)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Every 3rd or 4th Thursday in November marks another celebration of alleged camaraderie and fellowship...or does it? Could this day be rooted in cannibalizm? Sink your chops into this piece and decide for yourself.
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The Real History Behind Thanksgiving: 6 Jewelz For Your Mind and Discussion at the Dinner Table (2014)
Before you sink your chops into your celebratory turkey and mac & cheese, DaGhettoTyz.com compiled a spread of 6 jewelz of discussion for your mind to chew on to decide for yourself! Bon appétit!...
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Massacre, Murder, Mayhem: The True Story of Thanksgiving (2008)
by dr. tingba apidta
A harvest feast did take place in Plymouth in 1621, probably in mid-October and the Indians who attended were not even invited. It later became known as "Thanksgiving" but the Pilgrims never called it that...
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The Merry Christ(MESS) (1995)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
'Tis the season to be… MISLEAD! We have a historical pattern of accepting thingz we've been duped to believe as normal simply because it exists. I'm sure most Afrikanz who partake in holidays (hollow-daze) have been misinformed of the origin due to our adoption of caucasian culture. But that still does not make it right to continue. Find out the skimmy behind this merry-mess!
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Blackfolks Guide to Understanding Christmas (2008)
by dr. tingba apidta
The celebration of Christmas has never been the same for Blacks and whites, has never been in harmony with the actual birth of Jesus, and was even used as a method to keep Blacks enslaved on Southern plantations.
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December 25th Unwrapped (2010)
by kwasi imhotep
Many of us have been raised to believe that Jesus Christ was born on December 25th, or Christmas day. But, not many of us are aware of the ancient Kemetic (Egyptian) origins of the December 25th religious festival, or what it truly represents, and the fact that it has nothing to do with the Christian religion, or Christmas...
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INNER THOUGHTS
Fallen Star (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
I was on the internet last night and I cried. I honestly cried like a baby as I saw a figure responsible for all the pieces you may have read of mine about the Boule’ (aka Sigma Pi Phi) and Black Fraternities and Sororities... yep, you guessed it, Baba Steve Cokely...
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Inner Thoughts, 9 'Quest'ionz, 9 Answerz (1998)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The infinite unknown can be a travel within itself. Find out what elements dwell in the abyss of M'Bwebe Ishangi's mind.
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Inner Thoughts2: More Questionz (2001)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
3 yearz later, I felt the need to expose my inner thoughts yet again, it's been said we have an ongoing connection to our Ancestral databanks and we can "log-on" anytime we want to. So I tried...you never know what one knowz until you let it flow...
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Inner Thoughts 3: Inherent Nuances (2005)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Having interviewed myself twice already, there are more questionz mainstream media would never ask a Pan-Afrikanist. So, like before, I guess I have to get an inner-viewed perspective myself for those inherent nuances...
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Eternal Reflekshunz: The Passing of the Torch (2006)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
If you’ve noticed lately, we’ve lost some major influences over the past couple yearz. As ‘Generation X’ becomes ‘Generation Now’, I find we have some very large shoes to fill. With the recent deaths of Gordon Parks, Octavia Butler, J Dilla, Rosa Parks, Coretta Scott King, Ossie Davis, August Wilson, Johnnie Cochran, John H. Johnson, Richard Pryor, Nipsey Russell, Professor X, Lou Rawls, Luther Vandross, Barry White, Floyd Patterson and Shirley Chisolm, we should all reflect on the deedz of these and those not mentioned.
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Back When Revolutionareez Were Real (1997)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The leaderz of today put the leaderz of yesterday to shame with their toe-tappin', foot shufflin', boot lickin' tactics. Because we allow the white media to tell us who our leaderz are, we have willingly allowed the scheduled liberation of our people to be delayed for nearly 200 yearz!
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Back When Revolutionareez Were Real 2 - Update (2004)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
A while back I wrote the piece Back When Revolutionareez Were Real which spoke in comparison of our current self-appointed leaderz versus those of the past. Now that we have yet another charade of an election upon us, we have to seriously see how fucked up our situation is.
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METAPHYSICS
Visit our Metaphysics Series Vault filled with articles and Video Articles that can be seen on DGTv. Below are some of our notable pieces:

Sleeperz (2007)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
We truly are not aware of the kind of work we put our mindz through each day; we never “think” how the mind knowz how to govern so many thingz at once; we “forget” to wonder how somethin' can work literally all day as well as all night without a break – even when we sleep! Dreamz are proof that your mind is still at work. Let’s face it; the mind is the perfect employee!
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What Frequency R U On? (2003)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
When we can innerstand how infinite the mind is and it's connection to everything, we can begin to overstand that we are truly limitless. We refuse to cross the boundary of what's known because someone or some-THING told us there are boundareez.
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Evolution? or Nebulution! (2004)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Since working on my latest lecture series, Afrikan Spirituality: the Microcozm of the Macrocozm, the research has challenged me to address several topics we were taught as youths. One in particular is the age-old theory of Evolution.
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Free-Quenceez of Tyme, Pt.1 (2005)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Time. What is time? It takes Earth 365.5 dayz to rotate once around the Sun. Pluto however, circumnavigates the Sun once every 247.7 Earth yearz equating a Plutonian day at roughly 154 Earth hourz (think of how many life lessonz you would experience)! But what about outside our solar system, our galaxy, nebula and even star cluster?? If the principle of Correspondence applies to everything, there is time everywhere in various mathematical formulaz. The question is, is time really real or is it a man-made concept? And if this is a concept, how has it segregated us from the universal vybrating frequency of life itself?
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Free-Quenceez of Tyme, Pt.2: The Art of Travel (2005)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
What is a free-thinker, or better yet, what isn’t it? It is not a person who believes without question. It is not a person who commits to a mindset because of tradition or because that is what the majority believes. A free-thinker is not one who confines all their knowledge base on one, or a few books; a just over 2000-year-old man-made religion and feelz there are just some questionz that aren’t meant to be known.
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FOT3 [Free-quenceez of Tyme]: The Star Of A Story (2005)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
It is our birthright to know everything that makes us who we are. Would you purchase a complicated electrical appliance without the manual?! There is a manual for us Afrikanz, and this manual resides inside you, it's just that we've been tricked by YT to think only they could tell us who we are...
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Protect the 7 Chamberz (2004)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Just as there are 7 sacred chamberz that lead to the heart of the grerat pyramidz, so does the hueman body. We think the only way our body eats is through the mouth, not knowing our body also ingests sound and scents and can use these as formz of sustenance which become part of the makeup of you.
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A Revived Vybration (2004)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
I want you to travel with me... as you read these wordz, become these wordz and visualize. Visualize yourself rising; rising from the chair you're sittin' in; visualize yourself elevating into the air, visualize yourself flowing freely about the air like incense midst... Now, elevate to the frequency of Correspondence. Visualize yourself standin' on the edge of a new world lookin' at the next. You there? Good! Now, let's have a conversation!
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Recharging the Revolution (2004)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
It seemz hedz use the word “Revolution” as loosely as one uses the wordz “I Love You” these dayz. Gone are the dayz of actual action taken after the infamous “No Justice, No Peace” rally; gone are the dayz of the Black Panther Party who held neighborhood watches of the police; and it seemz, gone is the will of the following generationz after because of strategic war tactics by the US Government and our Elderz choice to forget the revolution and in exchange, accept jobz.
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The God Complex: The Microcozm of the Macrocozm (2003)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The topic of what God and Jesus looks like came up. Many of us, first visualizes a picture of the lily-white chi-chi mon with long, straight brown hair. This image can be attributed to the picture-Bibles and framed drawingz on your Grandparents wall. Of course, this is incorrect. After you shake that off, you may envision the black version. Although we've seen black versionz, they are still based off the white one. This too is incorrect. Y? Because we allow ourselves to be limited in our thinking. Think outside the mental parameterz society placed on us.
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DGTv Review: The God Complex (2006)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
I believe we live in a world where hedz are afraid to talk about what God looks like, although inside, each of us desperately wants to know. Where some may find to even have this discussion is blasphemous, there are those who think outside the illusionary borderz of mind control and see “God” as more than otherz would want you to believe.
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Do U Believe Me? (1996)
by daawiyd johnson
As infinite as space is, do you think life only exists in our solar system on planet earth? Mi tink not, the question iz, 'Do U Believe Me?'
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POLI-TRICKS
Obama: What Could Have Been May Now Never Be! (2017)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
I gotta ask, should we be satisfied with what he’s done for black folk while president? If you ask me he did a lot for everyone… but us! If we review his works it is evident he neglected to address many racial pathological and psychological social war tactics aimed at Diasporic Afrikanz in america still experience.
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Y I'm Not A Registered Voter (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
There's an old saying about the dayz the christian missionaries came to Africa, "When they (the missionaries) came to Africa, WE had the LAND and THEY had the BIBLE. They taught us to throw away our Godz and believe in theirz. They convinced us to close our eyes and pray to their God. When we opened our eyes after praying to their God, THEY had the LAND and WE had the BIBLE!" To me, I can easily substitute "Land" with Self-Determination" and "Bible" with "Voting".
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25 Yearz?! Y Not LIFE!! (2006)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
On Thursday, July 13, 2006, the 1965 Voting Rights Act, which opened booths to millionz of Afrikanz-in-america (Black people), was “granted” a 25-year extension from Congress as Republicanz sought to improve their standing with us so-called “minoriteez” before electionz this fall.
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Fakin' Jack(son) (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Jesse Jackson's at it again! On the night of Barack Obama's Presidential victory, what did the camera's catch? Jesse in tearz. But are these tearz of sincerity or jealousy? When you analyze how he came up, the latter soundz more like it...
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From the Plantation to the Bighouse (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Barack's run for President is monumental for people of Afrikan descent and because of his success, it both is and isn't about race. It's not about race because he's a worthy candidate who just so happenz to be of Afrikan descent, and it is about race because of what this accomplishment's symbolizes for Black people... We are movin' from the Plantation to the Bighouse!
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Politics As (Un)Usual (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The upcoming Presidential Election has me somewhat bewildered, hopeful even, that we just might witness a change. If this change Barack Obama's talkin' about is true, he's gonna put me outta business and I can't say I'd be mad about it!
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Vote or Die! For Who?! (2004)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
You may have heard about it by now, P. Diddy done thought of another campaign slogan biggin’ up his already superstar status. Not that I can’t tip my hat off to the brotha for his energetic creativity, but the concept of “Vote or Die!” I wouldn’t be who I am if I didn’t look into this. As a person strivin’ for consciousness and innerstanding, I have to disect this concept.
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RACE RELATIONZ
The Unapologetic Quest to G.E.N.T.R.I.F.Y.: Ethnic Cleansing Through Economics (2013)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
To be frank, Gentrification should be synonymous with Colonializm. Often promoted as the transformation of neighborhoodz from low to high value, the residual benefit is the displacement of long-time residents and businesses—which is cleverly and I dare even say purposely overlooked. Learn more of the driving forces behind it; you'll find ethnic racizm at its core.'
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A Review of Dr. Francess Cress-Welsing's Theory of Racism (2012)
by kwasi imhotep
Just to be clear, I have tremendous respect for Dr.. Welsing, her dedication, her unrelenting defense of people of Afrikan descent, and her courage in speaking out against what she calls racism/white supremacy. However, I hold the opinion that her theory does not adequately explain the causal elements of the destruction of Afrikans by our enemies. Therefore, I offer this analysis in the spirit of advancing the knowledge in this regard. Perhaps this effort will spur us more directly towards an effective solution to the continuing atrocities imposed upon us by our oppressors.
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Black Imagery (2013)
by Kwasi Imhotep
Movies like Roots, Glory, Amistad, and Django Unchained are used as a cultural/political tool of the euro to perpetuate negative Black imagery.  As such, it serves their purpose much more than ours.  We are not afraid of history; we know such atrocities happened.  But, we also know that the so-called history that is constantly shown to us tends to reflect Afrikans as inferior, docile, and more, but most importantly, this history is totally unbalanced.
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Ignoring History Perpetuates the Myth of White Supremacy (2011)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Although the word 'ignore' is in 'ignorance', there's a difference between the two. While YT chooses to consciously ignore history—meaning they are aware of their history, and rely on everyone else's ignorance—meaning, unfamiliarity, unawareness, and lack of knowledge about. One race knowz and strives to keep everyone else from knowing, using everything from school curriculum and media propaganda to sanction through their judicial system. Overstand, whitefolks are counting on our ignorance 'cause all it does is allow them to sustain their way of life… as overseerz.
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When Knowledge Became Kryptonite (2011)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
It is evident the majority of us have forgotten how Afrikan people fell from grace to the level of cellar-dwellerz on the socio-eco- and most important spiritual- planes long enough for the world to believe this is how Afrikanz have alwayz been. We've all had that conversation where we're told we come from a lineage of great King and Queenz, but when I would follow with the question, "how did we lose it?", the discussion goes into lyrical bewilderment! Most come to an abrupt halt when left with the realization that somehow, we just -effed up. This is unsatisfactory to me. How did we -eff up?! Find out...
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The Superman Complex (2010)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Rivalries can be personal and even get a lil' grimy, usually bringing out the best in each other—or worse. But the latest I want to build on is a rivalry that goes much deeper than the usual one, for this one involves the psychological makeup of an individual...
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Blood Mineralz (2010)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The culprits behind this massive cover-up wants the world to believe America’s involvement in the Congo is to fight communizm and the “Soviet influence in Afrika,” said by writer, William Hartung, but the real deal is in securing their own interests, namely, the mineralz bought by American companies that make cellphones and laptops...
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Graciousness? or Gluttony!: Is This Reactive or Proactive Relief? (2010)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Haiti's need for assistance didn't start with the recent earthquake, nor flood from a couple yearz ago. Haiti has lived most of its existence well below the poverty line and no one gave two s#@t's about 'em until Tuesday, January 12th at 5:14pm.
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The Power In A Name: When Called Upon By Someone Else (2009)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Is it me or does it irk you when non-Afrikanz choose to put themselves in positionz of leadership for Afrikan causes? I mean, if its not at our most sacred of ritualz, they’re doin’ documentaries like ‘Rise!’, or hosting and/or DJin’ Hiphop concerts or poetry slamz...
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Ethnic Cleansing (2009)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Research states YT will be in the vast minority in as little as 50 yearz! And this startling fact has basically got YT shook!
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A Historical Perspective Between Deficiency and Difference (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Over the last several weeks, white America heard two eloquent perspectives of America from an Afrikan point-of-view. My only problem is that in the year 2008 we're still fighting the wrong fight. Rev. Jeremiah Wrights NAACP speech brought attention to an ancient topic America refuses to acknowledge... that many see the difference in non-white cultures as deficient...
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A Vic(k)tim of White Collar Crime: The Continued Debate on Deficiency or Difference (2012)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Ever notice of all those who've been attacked for animal cruelty like Michael Vick and fashion modelz wearing animal skin, no one, including PETA, has aggressively gone after the horse-racing industrial complex! Why? Probably because it is a mega-billion operation!
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IZ Islam 4 Afrikanz? (1997)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
When it comes to Afrikanz changin' their english names to the name of another oppressor, historian and author of 'Destruction of Black Civilization', Chancellor Williams couldn't have said it better, “Blacks in the US seem to be more mixed up and confused over the search for racial identity than anywhere else. Hence, many are dropping their white western slavemasters' names and adopting, not Afrikan, but their Arab and Berber slavemasters' names!”
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IZ YT Hueman? or Mutant! (1996)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Ever wondered how we all got here? Think we're all Godz children?? You may not be so sure after readin' this piece.
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IZ YT Hueman? or Mutant! pt. 2 (1996)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Resurrected from the first piece, we dig 7 feet deepuh into the biblical, psychological and historical makeup of the Afrikanz half-brother!
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RELIGION
Do Rasta's Have 'Jewish' Roots? (2010)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Herein lies the dilemma, if Haile Selassie I is connected to King Solomon, then what I've found about Solomonz promiscuity could put into question the true virtues of Rastafarianizm: is it really royal or part of a bastardized faction? Is the Rastafarian movement born as a result of predatory sexual abuse? And if so and Solomon standz as the foundation, should his reverence put the entire belief in question? Let's take a look at history…
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F#%K Da Pope! (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
When asked to name some of the worldz most notable protectorz of peace, the pope usually is in the top 10. And why? Because the roman catholic church (RCC) have been one of the hardest working hedz who’ve masterfully concealed the worldz greatest of conspiracies as they've convinced more than 95% of the world that they are 'saints' and they’ve used religion to keep the masses in ignorance of the true role they play in history for centuries!
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101 Biblical Contradikshunz (2006)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The Bible, said to be the holiest book ever written, also "passes" as the alleged “word of God”. We at DGT feel it is important to attempt to prove the continuous tampering of this book by passages that seem to contradict one another, thereby leading to the assumption that a book such as this continues to be degraded by the pen stroke of man (YT) makin' it not as holy as it may seem – for if it was, it would never go through the contininuous re-editionz this text has already undergone – not counting the infinite number it will continue to experience.
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Rothschilds, Rockefeller and Jehovah Witnesses (2005)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Last joint, we re-ignited the fire of these wicked religionz by doin' Part 1 on Islam (IZ Islam 4 Afrikanz). This joint we will talk of the Illuminati's role in the founding of one of man-made religionz most recent and richest of clicks... The J-W's!
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Last Dayz (1998)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Countdown to the year 2000 and hedz are buggin'! Iz this really the last dayz...or propaganda!
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Who's the next Savior?? (1998)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Countdown...December 31st, 1999. The world awaits the beginning of a new era. While many are preparin' themselves for the party of a lifetime, many await the "2nd Coming" of Jesus Christ. To no avail, Jesus is a no show. The faithful have been mislead, though they refuse to believe it. Instead, they randomly try and choose another date to buy their fate some time.
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IZ Islam 4 Afrikanz? (1997)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
When it comes to Afrikanz changin' their english names to the name of another oppressor, historian and author of 'Destruction of Black Civilization', Chancellor Williams couldn't have said it better, “Blacks in the US seem to be more mixed up and confused over the search for racial identity than anywhere else. Hence, many are dropping their white western slavemasters' names and adopting, not Afrikan, but their Arab and Berber slavemasters' names!”
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VIDEO ARTICLES
The Truth About Cigarettes (2005)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Truth.com goes through great lengths without telling you the most lethal substance in cigarettes. And no, it's not Nicotine!
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Secret In the City (2005)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
It is no secret that Afrikan culture has influenced the world. What is the secret is that there are those who've practiced hiding our legacy by putting it right in front of us!
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The God Complex (2005)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Many never had a problem visualizing 'God' as, first, a whiteman, then second, a brotha. But are either of these true?
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The Mark of the Biochip (2005)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
We've been writing about Biochip's for at least 10 yearz! Now we have proof! First it's pets and we're next!
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Canola Oil: A Drop of Death (2007)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Olive oil come from olives, peanut oil from peanuts and sunflower oil from sunflowerz; but what is a canola? Derived from the rapeseed plant, learn this deadly toxinz  source the Food & Drug Administration, and both the US. and Canadian governments don't want you to know about!
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The Making of DGTv (2007)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Watch this Inner-view with DGTv's creator M'Bwebe Ishangi on the making of DGTv.
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The Riddle of Her-Em-Akhet (2007)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
How can something be recognized as one of the 7 Wonderz of the World, and still have its true story suppressed? Find out the riddle...
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White Sugar: The Mark of Cane (2007)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
White Sugar has two historic affects. One, it can be linked to sparking the Atlantic Slave Trade; and two, it has enslaved the diets the world-over. Find out how this is truly the mark of cane!
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T.I.M.E.: The Inner Mind's Eye (2009)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Many haven't put much stock into what goes on outside the Earth's atmosphere... but that does not mean nothingz goin' on. When you see your body as a universe, it showz the micro and macrocozmic connection we have with everything. But there's a whole nutha concept of time few of us allow ourselves to experience... The Inner Mind's Eye.
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White Sugar 2: Killin' You Sweetly (2009)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
n part 1, we dealt with the historic genesis of white sugar—or refined sucrose, showin’ it was a key component behind the beginning enslavement of our Afrikan Ancestorz and the notorious Atlantic Slave Trade. This Video Article will deal with the exact effects sugar has on the human body that continues to kill us slowly and sweetly...
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Numerical Mystereez (2009)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The most noted will of man is havin’ the ability to speak. It is this basic function that has enabled the survival of our species. Communication comes in various wayz. When we think of numberz, we rarely think of the different levelz of communication that exist. Some entail mysteries that reveal an Afrikan connection...
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The Classified Origin of D.C. (2010)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
When speakin' of the origin of Washington, D.C., the founding pirates of this country showed their enormous affinity toward ancient Kemet. Master Historian, Anthony Browder revealz this Afrikan influence with his tourz in D.C. This Video Article both honorz and serves as a complimentary visual of his works.
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