I registered on campus at Brooklyn College, and it was sort of a passerby moment, where some young people were doing voter registration and I happened to pass by. But it shouldn’t be that way. I think the conversation about our political parties, and addressing why voting matters, and why the votes of women of color and working-class people matter — normal, routine voter registration efforts don’t address that. But of course they don’t, because the history of voting is rooted in leaving us out. It’s no secret that the history of voting tells a long tale of racism and misogyny. Who had the right to vote first? Men, and they were white men. For the rest of us to vote, it took organizing, it took power mapping, it took an uprising to demand it, and then to make it real. have concluded their 2018 with lots and lots of love. The couple — who first met back in 2009 —tied the knot But most importantly, Justin and Selena have been broken up for a long time now. They both deserve to move forward with their separate lives without constantly being inserted in one another's narratives. Just as it was unfair for reporters to ask Justin about The Weeknd a few weeks ago, it's equally unfair to assume that The Weeknd would be gloating about possibly dating Justin's ex. And at the end of the day, we should know this: Selena isn't "anyone's girl" but her own.Related: Now the singer is making her acting debut on this summer’s upcomingAngry Birds