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Sharon Rosen Leib
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Journalist, Freelance
San Diego
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Biography
Sharon Rosen Leib is a journalist, former Deputy Attorney General and mother of three young adult daughters. She graduated with honors in English Literature from UC Berkeley and UCLA School of Law. Prior to starting law school, she worked at Hebrew University of Jerusalem's Office of Press and Publications writing press releases for international distribution. After graduating law school, she served as a Deputy Attorney General in California’s Department of Justice where she argued and won two cases before the California Supreme Court. Sharon began writing the award-winning column “Musings From Mama” for the San Diego Jewish Journal in 2004. Her work has appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Jewish publications throughout California, The Forward, NPR's "California Dreaming" series and the anthology Seder Stories edited by Nancy Rips. She has been featured in two documentary films distributed by 20th Century Fox discussing the life of her great-grandfather, Sol M. Wurtzel, a pioneer Hollywood movie producer who developed the talents of Shirley Temple, Loretta Young, John Ford, Howard Hawks and many other luminaries.
I don't think I've ever turned a topic down, per se.
Content
Un boicot a la cultura israelí corre el riesgo de volvernos a todos más tontos – The Forward - LA NOTA DEL DÍA MÉXICO
By Pedro Hernandez, Sharon Rosen Leib Verified| lanotadeldia.mx@ Normalmente no firmo peticiones grupales ni cartas abiertas relacionadas con causas. Me parecen un pensamiento de grupo performativo, engreído y que señala virtudes. Pero esta semana hice una excepción para unirme a unos 1.000 escritores, agentes literarios y peces gordos de Hollywood para oponernos a un creciente boicot al establishment literario de Israel debido a la guerra de Gaza.
By Sharon Rosen Leib Verified| Forward Verified I normally do not sign cause-related group petitions or open letters. They strike me as performative, self-important and virtue-signaling groupthink. But I made an exception this week to join some 1,000 writers, literary agents and Hollywood bigwigs in opposing a growing boycott of Israel's literary establishment because of the Gaza war.
By Sharon Rosen Leib Verified| Forward Verified The daughter of the owner of the Los Angeles Times wrote on social media Friday that one of the reasons her father blocked an editorial endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris for president is the Gaza war. Nika Soon-Shiong, a pro-Palestinian activist whose father is Times owner Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, applauded the newspaper's decision on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. "This is not a vote for Donald Trump," she wrote.
Company Info
Freelance
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De Pere, Wisconsin, United States