Is Ainsley Earhart's American pride in kids' books real patriotism or propaganda?

Earhart has long been seen as an advocate for American values, but her new venture raises eyebrows over its true intent and impact on young minds. Is she fostering a love of country or pushing a narrow agenda?

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