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reels.grunge studio on Instagram: "“Killing in the Name” is one of Rage Against the Machine’s most powerful songs — a raw protest anthem released in 1992 that blends heavy metal riffs with politically charged rap vocals. Written during the L.A. riots, it denounces systemic racism and police brutality, with its iconic refrain becoming a lasting symbol of defiance."