Lonnie G. Bunch IIIसत्यापित खाते

@SmithsonianSec

14th Secretary of the , founding director of , author, historian, film buff, New Jersey born and bred.

Washington, DC
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  1. १ तासापूर्वी

    The exhibition includes stories of those who have sought freedom from oppression. This makeshift raft that carried two Cuban men seeking a better life in the U.S. in July 1992. You can explore this object from our with :

    Makeshift raft. Stacked styrofoam planks held together with tar carved into the shape of a boat and placed on a wooden frame.
    १ पुन्हा ट्विट २ पसंत्या
    हा थ्रेड दाखवा
    हा थ्रेड दाखवा
    पूर्ववत् करा
  2. १ तासापूर्वी

    This vivid dress from was designed by Carolina Herrera. Raised in Caracas, Venezuela, she was inspired by fashion shows and European travel. She moved to New York City in 1980 and launched her brand, known for its sophistication and elegance, a year later.

    Long sleeve, short dress with vivid floral pattern. On black are large flowers in yellow, blue, and light pink.
    १ reply १० पसंत्या
    हा थ्रेड दाखवा
    हा थ्रेड दाखवा
    पूर्ववत् करा
  3. १ तासापूर्वी

    Latinas/os have broken boundaries, fought for justice, and shaped our nation. This shawl, now in our , belonged to Guatemalan-born Luisa Moreno, who organized workers across industries in the 1930s and 1940s.

    White woven shawl on a form, pinned at neck/chest area.
    १ reply १२ पसंत्या
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  4. ३ तासांपूर्वी

    Latino history is American history. Our 's first online exhibition "¡Presente! A Latino History of the United States" explores how Latinas/os have shaped our culture and the nation.

    १ reply १६ पुन्हा ट्विट्स ५१ पसंत्या
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  5. १० मे

    What matters is how we respond to challenges. Adversity, like education, can instill empathy and inspire action. I urge you to use what you've learned to help make America a better place, one that embodies its loftiest principles and lives up to its most cherished ideals.

    १ पुन्हा ट्विट १४ पसंत्या
    हा थ्रेड दाखवा
    हा थ्रेड दाखवा
    पूर्ववत् करा
  6. १० मे

    As you enter post-college life, you will find that your lives will require a nimbleness that would have been unimaginable for your grandparents. You graduate at a time when the nation is scarred by racial and social injustice, images of war, climate crisis, and pandemic.

    १ reply २ पुन्हा ट्विट्स १५ पसंत्या
    हा थ्रेड दाखवा
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    पूर्ववत् करा
  7. १० मे

    Congratulations to the graduating class of 2022. It was an honor to speak at the commencement. As a college student, I believed that after graduation the clouds would part. My future would be clear ahead. I was wrong. Life unfolds in ways you can’t conceive of.

    Speaker at podium with large bouquet in foreground, framed by two small trees. Seated on stage, about seven adults. All wear graduation attire.
    २ replies ४ पुन्हा ट्विट्स ५२ पसंत्या
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  8. ८ मे

    Past and present, mothers prepare the next generation despite the unfairness they have faced. This important program on May 10 at our explores history-changing mothers and includes a panel on Black maternal health.

    Designed graphic with the text on the bottom left side that reads: "CYCLE OF BLACK MOTHERHOOD"/"History, Health, Policy, and Justice"/"A conversation with curator Angela Tate, Anna Malaika Tubbs, Christy Turlington Burns, followed by a moderated panel on Black maternal health". On the entire right side of the graphic is William H. Johnson's oil on plywood painting called "Young Mother", ca. 1944-1945. The painting is an abstract, colorful art piece featuring a Black woman seated in a chair holding a swaddled infant. The museum logo is placed at the top left of the graphic.
    Join us on Tues. May 10 for a 2-part program in honor of . We’ll be in conversation with , bestselling author of “The Three Mothers", & of followed by a moderated panel on Black maternal health. Register:
    १ reply १० पुन्हा ट्विट्स ३३ पसंत्या
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  9. ८ मे

    Hughes channels the tired yet strong voice of a mother speaking to her child. She describes her life as a hard climb up torn, splintered stairs. She instructs her son to continue the climb: "So boy, don’t you turn back. Don’t you set down on the steps." 

    २ replies ५ पुन्हा ट्विट्स २८ पसंत्या
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  10. ८ मे

    In William H. Johnson's "Young Mother," a gently cradled baby rests. But the mother’s eyes are wide—with worry, exhaustion, or hopes that her child's future will be brighter than her own. From the collection of , it reminds me of "Mother to Son" by Langston Hughes.

    Painting of a woman in magenta skirt and green striped top with medium brown skin cradling a sleeping baby wrapped in lavender blankets. She sits in a red chair. The wall behind her has a blue section on left and yellow on right.
    १ reply ४३ पुन्हा ट्विट्स १६० पसंत्या
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  11. ६ मे

    So many nights, my educator parents stayed up late to prepare lessons. They bought supplies with their own money and worked long hours to help students catch up. Teachers are the engine of possibility in American life and we at Smithsonian are honored to serve and support them.

    Five teachers seated at a round table smiling for the camera
    A teacher with a face mask on uses a microphone to address the group
    A standing teacher and a sitting teacher discuss ideas for a group project
    Three seated teachers smile for the camera in a science lab
    Earlier this week, we welcomed the Teachers of the Year to the . Here’s a few snapshots of our time together: (📸: Joyce N. Boghosian)
    हा थ्रेड दाखवा
    १३ पुन्हा ट्विट्स ५९ पसंत्या
    पूर्ववत् करा
  12. ६ मे

    Learn about exciting new results from the Event Horizon Telescope with the team that brought us the first-ever image of a black hole. Moderated by , the discussion features our experts.

    Graphic with orange donut-like shape of a block hole in space. Text: A special event. The quest to image black holes. Thursday, May 12. 3 p.m. ET. Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian.
    २० पुन्हा ट्विट्स ५५ पसंत्या
    पूर्ववत् करा
  13. यांनी पुन्हा ट्विट केले
    ५ मे

    25 years ago, the Smithsonian founded the Latino Center to preserve Latino history and culture and advance Latino representation in the United States. We are proud to see how these fruitful efforts have paved the way for the new . ¡Seguimos adelante!

    Collage of llustrated renderings of sections in the upcoming Molina Family Latino Gallery.
    २ replies २० पुन्हा ट्विट्स ५५ पसंत्या
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  14. ४ मे

    My sincere congratulations to all 22 Unsung Hero award recipients. Representing teams across , including conservation, security, facilities, IT, collections management, science, project management, and more, these individuals reflect the best of who we strive to be.

    Twenty-five adults pose on stage, smiling. In background, blue screen with Smithsonian sunburst logo and text in white that says "Smithsonian 2022 Unsung Hero Awards."
    ३ पुन्हा ट्विट्स ३७ पसंत्या
    पूर्ववत् करा
  15. ४ मे

    We continue to mark with programs and activities that look back at where we have been but also look ahead to what is on the horizon.

    ११ पसंत्या
    हा थ्रेड दाखवा
    हा थ्रेड दाखवा
    पूर्ववत् करा
  16. ४ मे

    This building, like the Smithsonian, reflects both the wonders and the reality of American life. While it's unclear what role enslaved people played in its construction, we know D.C. would look markedly different today were it not for Black labor.

    १ reply १ पुन्हा ट्विट १४ पसंत्या
    हा थ्रेड दाखवा
    हा थ्रेड दाखवा
    पूर्ववत् करा
  17. ४ मे

    While the medieval revival red sandstone building seemed out of place as it rose on some of Washington's most revered land, it cemented this place as a site of learning and possibility. Our commitment to the people of the world continues to be strong 175 years later.

    Black and white photo of the Smithsonian Castle on the National Mall, with walkways, grass, trees, and benches all around.
    १ reply ८ पसंत्या
    हा थ्रेड दाखवा
    हा थ्रेड दाखवा
    पूर्ववत् करा
  18. ४ मे

    In May 1847, "a day of public rejoicing" followed the laying of the cornerstone of the Smithsonian Castle. It was an honor as the 14th Secretary to join friends and colleagues, such as Under Secretary for Museums and Culture Kevin Gover, to reenact this moment.

    Two men stand on the National Mall in front of the Smithsonian Castle. On left, Lonnie Bunch. On right, Kevin Gover. Both smile. Each holds a face mask in hand. It's a cloudy, grey day.
    १ reply ६ पुन्हा ट्विट्स ४३ पसंत्या
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  19. ३ मे

    Mineta was a trusted public servant and optimistic soul. I was honored to participate with him in 's annual Day of Remembrance programs over the years. I offer my sincere condolences to his friends, family, and community.

    ३ पुन्हा ट्विट्स २३ पसंत्या
    हा थ्रेड दाखवा
    हा थ्रेड दाखवा
    पूर्ववत् करा
  20. ३ मे

    Norman Mineta was a 10-year-old in California when his family was forced into a Wyoming incarceration camp. Later as a Congressman, Mineta was integral in securing an official apology for the incarceration of Japanese Americans in the years following the attack on Pearl Harbor.

    Painted half-length portrait of Norman Mineta with black-grey hair, grey suit, red tie, white collared shirt. He faces the viewer with a welcoming smile, one hand on top of the other. Around the margins of the painting, abstract blue paintbrush strokes. At bottom right, a small figurine or statue of a person and an animal, perhaps a horse.
    Today we remember Norman Mineta, the first Asian American to serve in a presidential cabinet. As Secretary of Transportation, he led transportation security on and after the 9/11 attacks. 2009 portrait by Everett Raymond Kinstler in :
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