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Fight the Power

Song · 1989 · Public Enemy. Album: Fear of a Black Planet

When you're done staying quiet ✊🏾

Who it's for

Made for Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing, it's a defiant anthem packed with samples from Black culture, civil rights speeches, and James Brown.

Restless and angry→Empowered and defiant

Feelings it meets

What it is

"Fight the Power" is a Public Enemy song written after Spike Lee asked the group for a song for Do the Right Thing, his film about racial tension in a Brooklyn neighborhood, where it recurs throughout. It calls on listeners to resist an abusive power structure and demands fair treatment and self-reliance. The Bomb Squad built the track from many layered samples, including James Brown.

Where to find it

All major streaming services.

Before you start

Heads up: Some strong language.

Age: Suggested 13+

Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high;Rabindranath Tagore, Gitanjali

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