Analicia Sotelo reads "Do You Speak Virgin?"

The transcript is a poetic exploration of virginity, focusing on the cultural narrative and personal fears associated with it. The poem challenges the dichotomy of virgin or whore, using vivid imagery of a wedding to express the speaker's anxieties and identity struggles. It delves into fears of intimacy, societal expectations, and the unknowns of the afterlife, ultimately questioning the cultural constructs surrounding virginity and relationships.

In what ways do the 'virgins' in the poem challenge societal expectations?

What imagery is used to convey the speaker's thoughts on the afterlife?