Dr. Ruth Westheimer, Trailblazing Sex Therapist and Cultural Icon, Dies at 96
From escaping Nazi Germany to revolutionizing sex education, Dr. Ruth's legacy spans decades of influence and advocacy.
- Dr. Ruth Westheimer, known for her frank discussions on sex, passed away at her Manhattan home.
- She became a media sensation in the 1980s with her radio show 'Sexually Speaking'.
- Westheimer's career included books, TV appearances, and a syndicated column, making her a household name.
- Born in Frankfurt, she survived the Holocaust and later joined the Haganah in Palestine.
- Her approach combined explicit advice with a matronly demeanor, earning her widespread respect and affection.
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