Kamala Harris influencer niece raises concerns among some ethics experts
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Replay Video UP NEXT In many ways, entrepreneur and influencer Meena Harris most recent promotional tour has looked like any other pitching her latest best-selling children s book, touting her thriving lifestyle and clothing label, and talking up her soaring social media profile. But Harris connection to power is anything but ordinary, and her propensity to invoke her famous aunt, Vice President Kamala Harris, during a post-inauguration media blitz has raised concerns among some ethics experts. Trust in government is suffering in America, warned Meredith McGehee, executive director of the government ethics watchdog Issue One. And when we see relationships like this where it seems like the lines between personal relationship, public service, and cashing in are being blurred it serves to further undermine the public s trust.
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Kamala Harris, has been told by lawyers for President
Joe Biden to stop using her aunt’s likeness on her products.
Meena Harris’ brand, Phenomenal Woman, had previously used the vice president’s image in a book and a clothing line.
Meena Harris (above), the niece of Vice President Kamala Harris, shown speaking at a virtual event last month hosted by the Biden Inaugural Committee, has been asked by President Joe Biden’s administration to stop using her aunt’s likeness on her products. (Photo by Handout/Biden Inaugural Committee via Getty Images)
The cover of her 2020 children’s book,
EXCLUSIVE: Kamala Harris influencer niece Meena, 36, is still using the Vice President s name to help flog merchandise from her feminist clothing line despite being warned by White House to stop
Meena Harris’s Phenomenal line is still listed on non-profit retail website Social Goods next to a quote from Harris, DailyMail.com can reveal
A $59 Ambitious sweatshirt appears on the site next to a line from the VP that reads in-part: ‘There will be a resistance to your ambition
Meena ordered to stop promoting her products using Harris’ name after the November 3 election
She had already launched a I m speaking! range of gear at that time
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