What I Learned About Manhood From The Hong Kong Protestors
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What I Learned About Manhood From The Hong Kong Protestors

They were startlingly young — only in their early twenties, most of them. Several were veterans of earlier protest movements. A few had already spent time in prison.

Josh Hawley

The following is an excerpt from U.S. Senator Josh Hawley’s new book Manhood: The Masculine Virtues America Needs, from Regnery Publishing.

Love and Hope

The man who makes war on the evil in his life and sacrifices his own pride opens his life, in the end, to something far more powerful. He opens it to love. Love is the burning center of the warrior’s existence and the secret of all true courage. The warrior loves something dearly and passionately more than himself. He loves his wife and children. He loves his nation. He loves God. And that love makes him strong.

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