Larry Flynt’s Final Publisher Statement Included in May 'Hustler'

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.—Hustler magazine publisher Larry C. Flynt died on February 20, 2021, just as the May 2021 edition of the magazine was going to press. Available today on newsstands and online in its digital format, that issue contains his last written Publisher’s Statement. In it, Flynt provides his thoughts on the concept of reconciliation in order to get bills passed in Congress, and why the Democrats must use it at this time to thwart Republican obstructionism. Beyond that, Hustler Honey Connie Carter graces the issue's cover, and inside pictorials feature Jenna Rodgers, Alexis Crystal, Edible Aubrey, Valentina Nappi and more. Also in the issue, Hustler had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Michael Eric Dyson, one of America’s most prominent authors and authorities on race. In the candid conversation, Dyson talks about BLM, excessive use of force by the police, and what is arguably the most significant mass uprising in U.S. history. Plus, comedian George Wallace, who has performed more than 100,000 stand-up shows throughout his career and has been on stage in Las Vegas more often than any other African-American performer ever, talks about his comedic formula, the new Sanford and Son, and more. In the feature “Not on Location,” photographer Steve Pure had an assignment to shoot naked models doing naked things. The problem: not being in the same room due to COVID restrictions and shooting remotely. The feature employs models Lee Von Lux, Laura Desiree, Miss Astaire, Olive Tupartie and Sam the Blue-Eyed Bombshell. In addition, a reprint appears of Hustler's 2006 classic “Reflections of Love” featuring Sunny Leone and shot by famed photographer Matti Klatt. The June 2021 issue of Hustler magazine will be a special commemorative issue dedicated to Larry Flynt, and will be available May 11.