One Generation Away

Brilyn Hollyhand's One Generation Away argues that young Americans must become actively involved in civic life to preserve constitutional freedoms and revive robust public debate.

Drawing on her experience debating on campuses and engaging peers, Hollyhand highlights challenges facing Gen Z, including censorship, social pressure, and ideological conformity.

The book offers practical advice for speaking up, organizing, and building alternative spaces for open discourse.

Hollyhand emphasizes the moral and civic stakes of free expression and frames youth activism as essential to the nation's future.

Her tone combines personal anecdote with prescriptive strategies aimed at mobilizing a new generation of conservative leaders.