Dancehall legend, Bounty Killer joined a group of protesters in front of the US Embassy in Kingston on Saturday, June 6, to protest the killing of George Floyd.

Bounty Killer is the latest entertainer to support this global stance against racism following the death of George Floyd, a black man who was killed by a white police officer in Minnesota on May 25.

On Thursday, June 4, reggae singer, Nature Ellis, and another group of protesters stood in solidarity along the Constant Spring Road in St. Andrew.

Meanwhile, protests across the United States and other countries are ongoing. Earlier this week, dancehall deejay Spice joined protesters in Atlanta, Georgia.

George Floyd’s murder represents injustice against black people not just in America but across the world.