Rose Aguilar is the host of "Your Call," a daily public affairs show on KALW in San Francisco. With a focus on local issues in the Bay Area, Rose covers a wide range of topics including social justice, politics, and environmental issues. She is also a mentor and editor for The OpEd Project, helping to amplify underrepresented voices in media.
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Rose Aguilar's coverage reflects a strong focus on local and national issues, with an emphasis on government & politics, culture & society, and world affairs. She often includes expert commentary, legal policy regulation updates, government announcements, and event coverage in her articles.
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On Tuesday, armed officers appeared at the homes of at least six Latino activists who register people to vote in Texas. They took cellphones, laptops, and documents.
In her first TV interview, Kamala Harris pledged her unconditional support to Israel, despite the unprecedented civilian death toll in Gaza.
On today's Your Call, we’re beginning a series of shows about what’s at stake in the presidential election, which is just two months away.
By: Rose Aguilar, Malihe Razazan
Abortion rights will be on the ballot in 10 states this November. Several states that outlaw most abortions could see those bans reversed if the ballot measures pass: Arkansas, Florida, Missouri, Nebraska and South Dakota, according to NPR.
By: Rose Aguilar, Malihe Razazan
Last month, French authorities indicted Telegram founder Pavel Durov on several charges, including spreading child abuse images, drug trafficking, and failure to cooperate with French law enforcement.
On this edition Your Call's One Planet Series, we're discussing How Factory Farming Ends , a 10-part series from Vox that delves into the animal
On this edition of Your Call, we're discussing what's at stake in the upcoming election and tonight's debate.
On this edition of Your Call, we're discussing the first presidential debate. Media outlets across the board concluded that Kamala Harris won the debate and it wasn't close.
On this edition of Your Call, climate journalist Geoff Dembicki discusses what's at stake in the upcoming election.
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