Pioneering Sex Therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer Dies at 96
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Dr. Ruth Westheimer, the pioneering sex therapist known for her candid discussions on sexual topics and her extensive media presence, has died at 96. Westheimer, who became a pop culture icon through her radio show "Sexually Speaking" and numerous books, was celebrated for her humorous and nonjudgmental approach to sex education. She was also a staunch advocate for LGBTQ rights and family planning. Born in Germany and a Holocaust survivor, Westheimer's life journey took her from Palestine to New York, where she became a beloved figure in American media and education. She is survived by her two children and four grandchildren.
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