Brilyn Hollyhand

Brilyn Hollyhand is a 19-year-old political commentator, bestselling author of "One Generation Away: Why Now is the Time to Restore American Freedom," and host of "The Brilyn Hollyhand Show." He’s a freshman at Auburn University studying political science. You can follow him on socials @Brilyn Hollyhand or visit BrilynHollyhand.com.Read More

$I'm a conservative student and the No. 1 question I get is: 'How do I survive leftist professors?'$

Opinion December 6

I'm a conservative student and the No. 1 question I get is: 'How do I survive leftist professors?'

Conservative students face academic bias on campuses nationwide. It's an awful reality, because coercion disguised as education betrays the purpose of higher learning.

Charlie Kirk believed in me and my generation. We should honor him by speaking with courage

Opinion September 11

Charlie Kirk believed in me and my generation. We should honor him by speaking with courage

Charlie Kirk's murder represents an attack on civil discourse, but his legacy of mentoring Gen Z conservatives continues to inspire action.

TikTok isn't enough to stop Gen Z from drifting to AOC. Trump must do 3 things next

Opinion August 22

TikTok isn't enough to stop Gen Z from drifting to AOC. Trump must do 3 things next

Gen Z is trending conservative faster than any recent generation. But winning our support takes effort. and consistency. And it takes meeting us where we live — online and on campus.

I’m from Gen Z. We are the ones who have to stop socialism from taking over

Opinion August 15

I’m from Gen Z. We are the ones who have to stop socialism from taking over

Generation Z writer argues against socialist policies gaining popularity among young Americans, citing concerns about freedom and the American experiment under threat

I’m from Gen Z. I know why Democrats are losing young men: 'We're not a mystery, we're a movement'

Opinion May 29

I’m from Gen Z. I know why Democrats are losing young men: 'We're not a mystery, we're a movement'

Gen Z men are leaving the Democratic Party, frustrated by policies and cultural narratives. The party's costly studies fail to address the real issues.