Cynda confesses about making the difficult journey to self-love. She sings, "Ready for a Change" live. Music by Cynda Williams and KillWill Music.

Cynda discusses the history of Juneteenth and it's importance to Black Americans. M.C. Lyriq performs her spoken word, "My Skin is Black." Music for Spoken Word also by M.C. Lyriq.

Cynda discusses how good it feels to admit you are wrong. She reads from statements by NFL's Roger Goodell and the United Methodist Church's Bishop Farr.

Cynda confesses with her sisters, daughter, and nieces about their patriarch. Cynda sings, "A House Is Not A Home."

Cynda remembers her father's time in the Chicago Police Department. Cynda reads her impassioned poem, "Child of God."

Cynda discusses viewing life from a larger perspective. A reading of inspirational blogger Madisyn Taylor's "Mountains."

I remember my dad and mom in celebration of my birthday. Excerpts read from Pink Pantie Confessions and Pink Pantie Confessions II.

Welcome to Pink Pantie Confessions. I discuss the healing power of confessing.