One Generation Away: Why Now Is the Time to Restore American Freedom

Ronald Reagan warned that freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction, and Brilyn Hollyhand, writing as a teenager, argues that his generation may be the one Reagan had in mind. In his debut book, Hollyhand offers a clear-eyed diagnosis of what has gone wrong with American civic culture and a pointed challenge to his contemporaries to reclaim the inheritance they are in danger of surrendering. Hollyhand argues that Generation Z has been systematically misled: indoctrinated from preschool in the belief that America is fundamentally unjust, captivated by a radical ideology that cannot deliver the freedom and flourishing it promises, and largely cut off from the history, faith, and principles that built the country they are inheriting. His response is not despair but defiance, rooted in a genuine love of America's founding ideals and a conviction that the wisdom of the generations who built, fought for, and preserved this nation is still available to those willing to receive it. Wise beyond his years and written with the energy of genuine conviction, One Generation Away is both a rallying cry and a practical battle plan for young Americans who believe their birthright of freedom is worth fighting for, before it is too late to fight.