You have to remember that Bogle/Munger/Buffet all gained prominence when value investing wasn't a thing and investing of any kind was wildly out of reach for the common man. Today anyone can go online and buy VTI in minutes. Every financial advisor and 401k plan recommends index funds by default, and it is how the vast majority of people and organizations store their wealth. It doesn't need any more cheerleaders or icons. It had simply become synonymous with investing at large.
One of the greats of investing. And a value investor. It's all about the profits, not the growth.
Munger is gone, Bogle is gone, Buffett is 93. Who takes up the mantle of value investing now?