finally settling in north London, England. In 1995, Hite renounced her U.S. citizenship at the former Embassy of the United States in Bonn. She accepted German nationality because she regarded German society as more tolerant and open-minded about her endeavors. Due to renouncing citizenship prior to formally accepting German nationality, Hite temporarily became stateless. In September 2020, Hite died of corticobasal degeneration at the age of 77. Notable works Sexual Honesty, by Women, For Women (1974) The Hite Report on Female Sexuality (1976, 1981, republished in 2004) The Hite Report on Men and Male Sexuality (1981) Women and Love: A Cultural Revolution in Progress (The Hite Report on Love, Passion, and Emotional Violence) (1987) Fliegen mit Jupiter (English: Flying with Jupiter) (1993) The Hite Report on the Family: Growing Up Under Patriarchy (1994) The Hite Report on Shere Hite: Voice of a Daughter in Exile (2000, autobiography) The Shere Hite Reader: New and Selected Writings on Sex, Globalization and Private Life (2006) Notes External links – Hite Research Foundation 1942 births 2020 deaths American feminists American emigrants to Germany 20th-century American novelists American sexologists Columbia University alumni Feminist studies scholars German feminists German sexologists Naturalized citizens of Germany Academic staff of Nihon University Academic staff of Chongqing University People from St. Joseph, Missouri Sex educators University of Florida College of Liberal Arts and Sciences alumni Former United States citizens German women novelists Seabreeze High School alumni 20th-century American women writers Novelists from Missouri American women novelists Sex-positive feminists American women academics 21st-century American women Neurological disease deaths in England Deaths from corticobasal degeneration