That night Kat found out that she would be the next councilperson and the first womxn to represent her ward, and it is a night I will never forget. I take radical pride in having helped her surpass the odds and smash a glass ceiling for young womxn across the city and state. In the following days, I cried from sheer happiness and excitement because I finally had faith that an elected official would fearlessly battle any and all mechanisms of the machine that keep the most marginalized people down. I cried because, in Kat’s victory, I saw a new future for millennial and Gen Z youth, a future that will serve to inspire and empower us. Katherine added that she wasn't sure about if Hannah's story would continue. "It was such a wonderful opportunity to tell her story so fully in season one, and I'm really glad to have been asked back and to have been a part of a second season," she said. "I don't know if I can comment on the third season. I don't know if there's going to be a third season. This could have been Hannah's last chapter, but I guess we'll have to wait and officially see." has been declared the winner of the South Carolina Democratic primary on Saturday, February 29, theAssociated Press You're a fixture at New York Fashion Week at a time when the fashion industry is still slow to embrace models with disabilities. How does it feel to break down barriers at NYFW? What are some other accomplishments you've made in the modeling world that you're proud of?MS: