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Transformative Speaker, Artist, and Civil Rights Activist

Greetings and Welcome. I’m Empress Mokah, also known as Mokah Jasmine Johnson – an activist, artist, educator, and entrepreneur. My music is more than just sound; I use my music as another form of activism. I share a powerful message of love, justice, and unity. By purchasing my album, you’re not just supporting an artist – you’re joining a movement to inspire change and empower others.

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Empress Mokah is an activist, entrepreneur, and multifaceted Jamaican artist whose life’s work is rooted in her cultural heritage and relentless pursuit of equality. Born in Spanish Town, Jamaica, and raised in the United States, she has seamlessly blended reggae, hip hop, R&B, and spoken word to create a powerful and unique musical voice. Her artistry reflects her vibrant Jamaican roots and serves as a vessel for her passionate activism.

Mokah’s commitment to social change extends beyond her music. Her leadership as an activist and nonprofit visionary has garnered widespread acclaim, empowering the black and marginalized communities and advocating for equity and justice. As a successful entrepreneur, she has built ventures that reflect her dedication to cultural preservation and economic empowerment.

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Mokah’s latest album, Love and Justice, weaves together themes of love, liberation, and justice. Her music not only celebrates culture but also amplifies a call for change, delivering a message that is both deeply personal and universal.

Why Work with Mokah?

Before stepping into the world of activism, music was my primary form of expression. However, after a decade of advocacy work, I found myself drifting away from creativity, eventually facing burnout. It was music that saved my sanity. By 2020, I realized that iIf I wanted to sustain my passion for justice, education, and community empowerment, I had to prioritize my own healing and longevity.

This revelation reshaped my approach, leading me to integrate activism, education, and music in a way that not only uplifts others but also nurtures my well-being. I am committed to speaking to inspire, teaching to empower, and using music to ignite change—not just through resistance, but through resilience.

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