I was 28 when I lost my right to vote. I had committed a crime, and in the state of Pennsylvania, once you go to jail or prison, you lose your right to vote while you're doing your time. But as soon as you come home, those rights are reinstated. So I went to vote and, lo and behold, my name was definitely on the voter registration rolls. I took my kids with me because I want my kids to see, “Hey, my mom, she votes, she participates in the political arena.” I’m trying to build a culture in my family that voting matters. found that there were over 20,000 minors between the ages of 12 and 17 who had married or lived in a common-law relationship. So that’s a 15-year delay. It had to be women who were from here —Ana Roque de DupreyLuisa CapetilloJuana Colón dominates everything. Her latest conquest? Math class.