Grammy award winner Mojo Morgan has joined a horde of other international celebrities to protest social injustice in America.

This comes after the much publicised death of  George Floyd - an African American - while in police custody has given rise to protests that have turned chaotic across the United States of America.

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In an exclusive phone interview with Mpasho Mojo said that he has also joined the protests calling for justice over the murder of Floyd.

"I'm in Orlando, Florida. There are protests taking place in over 35 cities in America. As well as countries around the world."

Mojo told ,

'Ever since I was a kid growing up in Springfield, Massachusetts. You see this behavior not just in America but in many countries when some people react a certain way to us just passing by them to closely. Body and facial language speaks very loudly and clearly. The color of our skin subject us to a certain response from law enforcement such as racial profiling which leads to escalation when cooler heads don't prevail.'

Asked what he hopes will be achieved at the end of the protests?

Mojo noted,

'The goal is to have compassionate and empathetic leaders voted into power that can change laws that protect the poor and people of color across America and around the globe for that matter.'

Mojo who has a jam out creating awareness on social justice dubbed Be Free said,

"As parents we should not confine the children to what we learned because we fear the unknown. We should embrace the positive actions of the youths today as a new beginning. A new beginning that will take us into the future stronger and more United as humanity!"

Mojo described the single, Be Free "is about the youths today impacting change for generations to come by being proactive and letting their voices be heard."

He continued, "It also cautions the leaders today to adhere to the cry of the people and don't stand in the way of change for the betterment of the less fortunate."