E0009 · Mar 7, 2026 · 2h 57m 30s
Kelli Shakur: The Strength and Pains of the Black Community
A conversation with Kelli Shakur
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Inside the conversation
Kelli Shakur has become a voice of community activism in Pittsburgh and a relentless voice for authentic leadership in 2026. She’s not just an activist. She’s a mentor and a bridge between several generations — with a strong sense of pride for the work being done in the City. To move the culture forward, Kelli believes we must stop looking for external validation and start recognizing the powerful people and opportunities already surrounding us — reminding us that the trail we leave behind should be for the next generation to do even more.
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