What is Lonnie G. Bunch best known for?

Lonnie G. Bunch is widely recognized for his leadership as the founding director of the National Museum of African American History and Culture. His work has significantly shaped the understanding and preservation of African American history and culture.

Lonnie G. Bunch

b. 1952

Books: 7
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About

American educator and historian.

Top genres

History Non-Fiction Politics & Society Sociology

Also known as

Lonnie G. Bunch III, Lonnie Bunch, Lonnie Griffith Bunch III

Featured works

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Civil Rights and the Promise of Equality

Bryan Stevenson

Smithsonian Asian Pacific American History, Art, and Culture in 101 Objects

Erika Lee

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From No Return

Jaco Jacques Boshoff

Pictures with Purpose

Laura Coyle

Slave Culture

Clement Price

A Documentary Collection of the Slave Narratives from the Federal Writers' Project #1

Series

Slave Culture

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Paul BuhleHistory, Non-Fiction, Politics & Society25 works

DK PublishingNon-Fiction, History, Animals23 works

Walter IsaacsonBiography & Memoir, History, Non-Fiction15 works

Margaret AtwoodFiction, Literary Fiction, Dystopian14 works

Tom WolfeEssays, Non-Fiction, History14 works

William DalrympleHistory, Non-Fiction, Biography14 works

Maurice BergerNon-Fiction, Art & Photography, Art14 works

consonniNon-Fiction, Politics & Society, Essays13 works

Robert GottliebNon-Fiction, Sociology, Politics & Society13 works

James PattersonMystery, Crime, Fiction11 works

Kate MillettNon-Fiction, Politics & Society, Biography11 works

Virginia WoolfClassics, Fiction, Literary Fiction10 works

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Lonnie G. Bunch is widely recognized for his leadership as the founding director of the National Museum of African American History and Culture. His work has significantly shaped the understanding and preservation of African American history and culture.