Books 50 Years Later, ‘The Hite Report’ Still Matters
Its author became a pop culture celebrity, and sometimes punchline, but “The Hite Report” helped make way for frank discussions about pleasure.
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· October 11, 2026 · 1 min read
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Its author became a pop culture celebrity, and sometimes punchline, but “The Hite Report” helped make way for frank discussions about pleasure.
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