About
Le'Shauhndin Kirkendoll
Civic advocate. Community voice. Loud on purpose.
Le'Shauhndin Kirkendoll is an Oklahoma City-based civic advocate who believes that democracy only works when residents show up — informed, prepared, and unapologetic.
Born and raised in Oklahoma, Le'Shauhndin has spent years watching city decisions get made in rooms where everyday residents weren't represented. That changed when she started showing up — to council meetings, to public hearings, to ward forums — and realized that the gap between what government does and what communities know is not an accident. It's a design.
LoudMouth Oklahoman was built to close that gap. It's a platform for tracking what the OKC city council actually does, making meeting recaps accessible to people who can't sit through a two-hour session, and giving residents the tools to speak up when it matters.
Le'Shauhndin is not a politician. She's a neighbor — one who reads the agendas, watches the votes, and refuses to let accountability be optional.
What This Platform Stands For
Radical Transparency
Every vote, every agenda, every decision — on record and in plain language. No spin, no filter.
Community First
This platform exists for residents, not officials. The people most affected by city decisions deserve the most access to them.
Civic Accountability
Elected officials work for the public. LoudMouth Oklahoman exists to make sure they remember that.
Loud on Purpose
Silence is not neutral. Speaking up — clearly, consistently, and without apology — is how change happens.
Follow the Work
Council meeting recaps, civic updates, and community conversations — follow along on Instagram.
@LoudMouthOklahomanHave something to say?
Le'Shauhndin reads every message. If you've got a concern, a tip, or just want to connect — the Community Input page is open.