Kate Trumbull-LaValle

Co-director, “Ovarian Psycos”

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Co-director, “Ovarian Psycos”

Kate Trumbull-LaValle on KCRW

In East LA, young women of color have formed a cycling group called Ovarian Psycos. Many of them are trying to recover from trauma and abuse.

Ovarian Psycos: Unapologetic women activists on two wheels

In East LA, young women of color have formed a cycling group called Ovarian Psycos. Many of them are trying to recover from trauma and abuse.

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