"Fight the Power" is a song by the hip-hop group Public Enemy, released in 1989. It serves as a powerful anthem against systemic racism and social injustice, encouraging listeners to challenge authority and fight for their rights. The song gained prominence for its use in the film Do the Right Thing directed by Spike Lee, amplifying its message during a time of heightened racial tensions in the United States. The track features a strong beat and provocative lyrics, making it a staple in both music and activism. Its call to action resonates with various movements advocating for equality and civil rights, solidifying its place in cultural history as a symbol of resistance.