This book gave me hope. The path towards regenerative agriculture is not hidden from us, it's just not broadly known how various communities (Black, indigenous, latin) are practicing them every day. The knowledge we need is held by these people. To appropriate Gibson's message, "the future is already here, it's just not evenly distributed."

Yet.

There's also plenty to learn, and unlearn, about the history of the U.S. treatment of nonwhite people who worked the soil.