star was seen attending a service at Christ the King Roman Catholic Church.E! Newsreports that Abby, whopleaded guilty to bankruptcy fraud first woman dean of the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School. She had previously served as chief of staff of New York State’s economic development arm and as a deputy secretary for economic development for Governor Andrew Cuomo. Having worked in government, Boylan was aware that the establishment and their allies in all political parties often join forces to intimidate possible primary challengers. Over the course of three seasons, the show has taught fans that Kat isn’t one to shy away from doing the right thing, whether it’s interrogating office politics such as education bias, or having a hard conversation about white privilege with her friend Jane (Katie Stevens). For Kat, Wild Susan’s closure is another example of the city turning its back on a distinctly marginalized community that is often unheard and vastly underrepresented in political spaces. Kat joining the race is about taking an active part in implementing important change and alleviating an overwhelming sense of helplessness. At a time when young people, particularly women of color and members of the LGBTQIA community, are too often left out of conversations about issues that impact them, watching Kat take a stand is inspirational.