Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue

LSU gymnast and SI swimsuit model Olivia Dunne has a lot on her plate. But, that’s okay. Because, to her, it’s an opportunity to deliver an empowering message to women everywhere.

Olivia Dunne has revealed that her strong reply to a ‘New York Times’ hit piece earned her a the ‘Sports Illustrated’ swimsuit edition.

Sports Illustrated clearly sought to ingratiate itself with the radical left when they put trans pop star Kim Petras on their swimsuit cover. However, just like Bud Light and every other misfiring woke corporation, they ingratiated themselves with the left and infuriated their customers.

Trans pop star Kim Petras is on the cover and main focal point of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue destined for sale later this week.

Martha Stewart, who is 81-years-old, posed for the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, making her the oldest cover model in SI swimsuit issue history.

LSU Lady Tiger Angel Reese is adding to her list of accomplishments by making her debut in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.

‘Sports Illustrated’ has strayed from the woke path it has taken recently with a swimsuit edition featuring beautiful, athlete Olivia Dunne.

Sports Illustrated has turned its swimsuit edition to advocacy for women who have given birth via Cesarian section.

This year’s Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition will expand its mission of inclusion to feature the Ladies of the WNBA. 

“RuPaul’s Drag Race” star and model Carmen Carrera accused the fashion industry of “tokeniz[ing]” transgenders by only featuring a few of them, and claimed that magazine consumers need to start seeing more models that they “don’t want to look at.”

Tennis star Naomi Osaka has once again posed for the cover of a major magazine, this time the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue.

Lenya Bloom, a biological man who identifies as a woman, has become the first openly trans cover model in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue history.

Corporate media is lauding Leyna Bloom, the first black and Asian transgender to model in Sports Illustrated’s annual Swimsuit Issue.

Sports Illustrated’s 2020 Swimsuit issue features someone who is being called the “curviest model ever,” plus-sized model Hunter McGrady.

Sports Illustrated has introduced its next slate of finalist models for its upcoming swimsuit issue, and a plus-sized model, a 56-year-old model, and a bald fitness trainer will be among them.

For the first time, the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue has featured a model in full burkini and hijab.