This Land Is Our Land

The book explores the pervasive issue of private property in the United States, highlighting the extensive areas of land that are inaccessible to the public due to restrictive signage. It emphasizes the vast amounts of grassland, cropland, and forest that remain largely privatized, while public lands face threats from extremist groups advocating for their sale to private interests. The narrative warns of the potential consequences, including the loss of public access to green spaces and the prioritization of wealth over the common good.