Satire in the Garden of American Heroes

This chapter offers a humorous take on the unveiling of a national park featuring statues of prominent Americans, contrasting it with the absurdity of governmental proclamations. Through playful dialogue, the speakers critique policies and societal ideals, using satire to explore nostalgia for America's past and its implications for contemporary issues. They delve into topics like economic disparities, workplace safety, and the hilarity of reimagining significant social reforms while questioning the notion of 'making America great again.'