SI Swimsuit Issue

I am appalled that your company advertised in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition. This magazine is nothing more than a phony version of Playboy. Its sole purpose is the pornographic exhibition of women for the pleasure of men. You have helped empower a magazine that degrades women and desensitizes, addicts and is lust-provoking in men.

There are many others like me who do not appreciate companies that promote illicit sex. Many of your competitors chose not to advertise in the SI Swimsuit issue. That speaks volumes to me. I seek an apology and urge you to stop using your advertising dollars in ways that degrade women and are destructive to our families and society.


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