"I Shall Not Be Moved" (also known as We Shall Not Be Moved"), is originally an African-American slave spiritual, hymn and a protest song . In the mid-twentieth century it gained popularity and emerged as a song of the Civil Rights Movement and labor movements, anti-nuclear movements, and peace movements globally.
It has been sung by blues singers, gospel singers, folk singers, jazz singers, country singers, rappers, and more.
It has been translated into many languages and is sung across the world as an expression of protest, peace, and power.