For as long I can remember, my political identity was none existent. In my country, Puerto Rico, there are three primary political parties, the Popular Democratic Party (PDP), the New Progressive Party (NPP) and the Puerto Rican Independent Party (PRIP). It is common knowledge among Puerto Ricans that the first party listed believes that the government should maintain its political status as a commonwealth while the second party would prefer the island would become the 51st state in the United States of America, and obviously, the third party wants the country to become independent. My father doesn’t believe in any political party though my mother thought that nothing good would come from making Puerto Rico an American state. However, time,
