Skip to main content
News

Generation Liberty and a Constitutional Imperative

Why you need to lock in.

Listen to this article~1 min
Share
Generation Liberty logo on a navy field with a red and white stripe

If you want to protest in front of the US Supreme Court - the Constitution lets you do that.

If you want to make a post on TikTok – well, congratulations – it’s because of the Constitution that you can do that.

If you want to travel to Paris for your internship – the Constitution lets you do that, too.

In thousands of ways every year, much of your life depends on the freedoms afforded by the US Constitution. That’s why we created Generation Liberty.

Two hundred and fifty years on, the great American experiment continues, and yet the threats to liberty remain as potent as they were a quarter of a millennium ago. The Founders didn’t establish the nation for themselves, but rather for the generations to come.

Welcome to Generation Liberty.

Freedoms across the globe are fleeting. Yet in America, rights are enshrined and protected. Constitutional liberty, limited government, and the rule of law require a multi-generational investment. These protections survive due to individual engagement with the Constitution. This means you — in fact, you, us, and just about everyone you know.

It’s been said that "Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction." Not on our watch. Generation Liberty exists to show that the Constitution, as written, still applies today.

Share

Know someone who should read this?

Written by

Generation Liberty Staff

Read next

US School Kick Off: What’s in Store May Surprise You

News, civics, and history for the next generation, grounded in America’s founding principles.

Donor Supported

Generation Liberty is free because people who value its purpose pay for it.

You can donate, too.

Donate
© 2026 A Project of One Generation Away