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Step into the realm of edutainment. The cipher began April 10th, 1993. Originally a newsletter, Da Ghetto Tymz magazine quickly became the source for African history, coupled with current events, from a young African perspective infused with the intellect hip-hop culture creates. Using ebonically laced lingo as its writing style has enabled DGT to keep its finger on the pulse of the resurrected vibe of African liberation. The primary founding of Da Ghetto Tymz magazine is to bond the ever-widening gap between our Elders and the youth. We realize the importance of the preservation of our history and with the numerous obstacles lying before our youth today, there is a dire need for the maintenance of bridges created encompassing the African Diaspora. Da Ghetto Tymz magazine promotes African knowledge of self by way of informing the children of Africa, world-wide of our infamous past, present and developing future ¿ again, with a hip-hop twist. Contrary to popular belief, African people are reading. We are re-awakening and through this re-awakening process, there is a need for growing and contagious desire to learn more. This is where the work of Da Ghetto Tymz magazine steps in to fulfill this need. This publication reaches thousands of readers monthly extending from New York to California, and overseas, including Canada, Asia, London and the Caribbean.