Tennis champion Serena Williams is the cover star of the latest issue of The Fader magazine and she shows off her amazing body on the cover of the new issue.
In the magazine, the 35-year-old star talks about women speaking up against discrimination, public opinion on her body, public opinion on her sexuality and more.
See excerpts below.
On her advice for women speaking up against discrimination: “It doesn’t matter your background or where you’re coming from. You can speak to your neighbor, you can speak to your friend about how you feel about something. You can post on social media.
I think it’s really important, first of all, to realize that it doesn’t matter if you’re living where I’m from, Compton, or if you’re living somewhere else, that’s what makes the world go round. Each person is just as important as the next. Each person has a voice.”
On the public opinion of her sexuality:“Yeah, you know, it was she’s too strong, and then she’s too sexy, and then she’s too strong again. So I’m like, Well, can you choose one? But either way, I don’t care which one they choose. I’m me and I’ve never changed who I am. I actually do dance a lot, so when that opportunity to appear in Lemonade came up and we were working with choreographers, just trying to figure out what to do, it was really kind of organic.”
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