In "Panic Attack: Young Radicals in the Age of Trump," Robby Soave embarks on a compelling journey into the heart of millennial activism, unveiling the intricate landscape of ideologies that has reshaped the contours of debate and dissent on contemporary college campuses. With the 2016 election as a backdrop, Soave, a libertarian journalist known for his incisive analysis, explores the volatile eruptions of protest, the clamor for safe spaces, and the relentless crusade to silence dissenting voices. Through meticulous research and a series of vivid profiles, Soave not only questions the motivations and goals of these young radicals but also affords them a level of respect and understanding, offering readers a nuanced portrait of a generation in turmoil. "Panic Attack" transcends mere observation, inviting readers from all political persuasions—libertarians, conservatives, centrist liberals, and those alarmed by the erosion of free speech and due process—to engage with the ideas and ideologies fueling today's most contentious debates. Soave's balanced skepticism and genuine curiosity pave the way for a groundbreaking exploration of the desires and fears driving millennial activism. This book is not just an account of political upheaval; it is a crucial dialogue with the power to bridge divides, challenge assumptions, and illuminate the path forward in an era defined by profound polarization.