Here she is, sexy Ms. Green, as seen on the back cover of Sports Illustrated’s 2013 swimsuit issue.

Jezebel describes the image:

It’s a lot like the front cover, which features Kate Upton standing in freezing Antartica in nothing but undies and an unzipped winter coat (fun fact: this almost killed her), only instead of a busty lady, the ad features a sexy M&M peeling off her shell.

Here’s Ms. Green on last year’s back cover of SI:

Here’s another image promoted with SI:

Here’s the winner of the M & Ms Hall of Shame, the S & M M & M “working the polls.”

Here’s Ms. Green getting stalked, ha ha ha.

Here’s Ms. Green at Party City where my daughter and I went shopping for her birthday party.

Ms. Green is one of two female M & Ms alongside 4 male M & Ms. The male M & Ms wear sneakers and act goofy. The females M & Ms wear heels and act sexy.

This male-female ratio is the same old Minority Feisty pattern we see all over kids media but the sexualization of Ms. Green is extreme, even for the run-of-the mill sexism in kid world.

Please go to M&Ms Facebook page and ask them to stop sexualizing female M & Ms. Ms. Green is everywhere. Our kids deserve more than to see females depicted in this stereotyped and degrading way.