with the help of wnba superstar maya moore. >> i'm dedicating my life to freeing jonathan, the same wayedicated myself to each game in the wnba. >> reporter: maya stepping away from basketball at the height of her career to fight for jonathan's freedom. >> i feel like i can live life now. i'm free, i'm blessed. >> reporter: that overturned conviction only one of several major life changes for the duo, now working on a get out the vote campaign. >> vote for your community. vote for justice. >> reporter: these days, they're working together as activists and as a little more than that. >> we are super excited to continue the work that we've been doing together, but doing it as a married couple. so we got married a couple months ago. >> reporter: maya's family working in prison ministry, making the introduction when she was 18, more than a decade ago. >> just over time it was pretty clear when the lord was doing in our hearts. now we're sitting here today starting a whole new chapter together. >> reporter: jonathan popped the question a few years ago but told maya not to answer just yet. >>

a victory won with the help of wnba superstar maya moore.i feel like i can live life now. i'm free. i'm blessed. >> reporter: their journey for justice continues. >> today i ask you again to stand with me and do everything that you can to make your voice heard. >> reporter: the duo are teaming up to inspire others to fightam reminding us all that change starts in our own backyard. >> your vote is your power. >> vote for your family. >> vote for your community. >> both: vote for justice. >> reporter: and joining us live now, maya moore and jonathan irons. it is good to have you back with us here on "good morning america" with those big smiles. hey there, jonathan, maya. okay, this is very important that we're talking about the get out the vote campaign. yes, indeedy. there is something else, though, another collaboration if you will that you two are engaged in, so you want to share any announcement or anything with us, maya, jonathan? >> absolutely. so we wanted to announce today that we are super excited to continue the work that we've been

with the help of wnba superstar maya moore stepping away from basketball at the height of her careerike i can live life now. i'm free. i'm blessed. >> reporter: that overturned conviction evenly one of several major life changes for the couple. >> vote for your community. >> both: vote for justice. >> reporter: these days they're working together as activists and as a little more than that. >> we are super excited to continue the work that we've been doing together, but doing it as a married couple, so we got married a couple months ago. >> reporter: maya's family working in prison ministry making the introduction when she was 18. more than a decade ago. >> just over time it was pretty clear what the lord was doing in our hearts and now we're sitting here today starting a whole new chapter together. >> reporter: jonathan popped the question a few years ago but told maya not to answer just yet saying he'd ask her again if he was ever freed. until finally with her help, he was. >> i got down on my knees and i looked up at her and she kind of knew what was going on. >> reporter: now the

. >>> basketball star maya moore revealed that she and jonathan irons, a former inmate whose wrongfuls new chapter of life." irons was released in july. he served more than two decades for a burglary and assault conviction before it was overturned. moore, you may recall, we told the story when it happened. she put her wnba career on hold to help him. they are working together to educate the public about voting, and they continue to campaign for criminal justice reform. i just think this is great. that number one, when she put her career on hold it brought a lot of attention to this case. >> yeah. >> and then she said, our hearts just kind of knew. didn't start out that way. she started out committed to this cause. our hearts kind of knew. is she going back to basketball? she says she doesn't know. >> always amazing when athletes put something above sports. >> she doesn't know. congratulations. >> admirable. >> to mr. and mrs. irons. >>> bird watcher christian cooper penned a book partly inspired by incidents ofacial bias including one involving him. >> sir, i'm asking you to stop reco

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