I love this Infographic. I gained more insight into Gus Garcia and what he did to end segregationist laws. As the First Amendment states in our Bill of Rights, “Congress shall not abridge the freedom of speech.” This gives people to understand that though the Bill of Rights was stated, written, and widely known, many did not implement it in reality and many people suffered from segregationist laws. I love the background and icons you all used. This was one of the cases that allowed me to see the impact that Hispanics now serve today and will continue to do for the common good for justice and service in leadership.
Thoroughly informative infographic, I now know who else to thank for the desegragation of Texas! He has the same last name as my Mom’s family which serves as a sort of special connection to him. We can all strive to be like Gus Garcia. Good infographic, I know exactly who he is, what he did, and how his work stands today!
I had not heard of Gus Garcia until now, and this infographic did a great job of showing how he not only fought for change, but also how drastically he changed the future rights of Latinos living in the U.S. toady.
I had not heard of Gus Garcia until now, and this infographic did a great job of showing how he not only fought for change, but also how drastically he changed the future rights of Latinos living in the U.S.
This infographic is remarkable. I like the essence of this to introduce someone from our town. It grabbed my attention well and had a joyful time reading this. Thanks for your effort!
Thank you for sharing information on an individual who many of the Pre-Law students would take interest in. The community in which we reside is extremely passionate about racial injustice as the majority of us are Latino. Gus Garcias story is one of the many stories that could encourage us to follow through with our dream career and continue to advocate for a community.
I think this infographic is visually pleasing as the background has a neutral color but you can still see faint images in the back. The information is structured nicely creating an easy read. I was unaware of Gus Garcia’s contributions, but appreciate how you highlight his story. Garcia contributed greatly towards ending racial injustices and his name deserves to live on.
I believe that the way the infographic was laid out was very helpful to the reader and easy to follow. I also enjoyed the design. I was very content learning about who Gus Garcia was and what he did for the racial injustice movement. Wonderful Job in displaying vital information with a great design!
Great introduction really hooks the reader into wanting to know more about the infographic. You really touched on some important highlights of Gus Garcia and how important he was in the desegregation of Texas and the role he played in improving the rights of Latino’s. The use of black and white photo’s and brownish newspaper background really brings together a aesthetic of the time when these events happened and even the words on the paper look like they were written on a newspaper, good job.
Having the first page there really is a hook! Especially having a whole page having the title “The Man Who…” and then saying the different things he did was awesome! It also is so genius how both of y’all did the infographic in a Newspaper kind of way with additional information on the right side.
23 comments
egonzalez95
I love this Infographic. I gained more insight into Gus Garcia and what he did to end segregationist laws. As the First Amendment states in our Bill of Rights, “Congress shall not abridge the freedom of speech.” This gives people to understand that though the Bill of Rights was stated, written, and widely known, many did not implement it in reality and many people suffered from segregationist laws. I love the background and icons you all used. This was one of the cases that allowed me to see the impact that Hispanics now serve today and will continue to do for the common good for justice and service in leadership.
igutierrez14
Thoroughly informative infographic, I now know who else to thank for the desegragation of Texas! He has the same last name as my Mom’s family which serves as a sort of special connection to him. We can all strive to be like Gus Garcia. Good infographic, I know exactly who he is, what he did, and how his work stands today!
jhollowell
I had not heard of Gus Garcia until now, and this infographic did a great job of showing how he not only fought for change, but also how drastically he changed the future rights of Latinos living in the U.S. toady.
jhollowell
I had not heard of Gus Garcia until now, and this infographic did a great job of showing how he not only fought for change, but also how drastically he changed the future rights of Latinos living in the U.S.
LEE
This infographic is remarkable. I like the essence of this to introduce someone from our town. It grabbed my attention well and had a joyful time reading this. Thanks for your effort!
Mikayla Trejo
Thank you for sharing information on an individual who many of the Pre-Law students would take interest in. The community in which we reside is extremely passionate about racial injustice as the majority of us are Latino. Gus Garcias story is one of the many stories that could encourage us to follow through with our dream career and continue to advocate for a community.
Alexis Silva
I think this infographic is visually pleasing as the background has a neutral color but you can still see faint images in the back. The information is structured nicely creating an easy read. I was unaware of Gus Garcia’s contributions, but appreciate how you highlight his story. Garcia contributed greatly towards ending racial injustices and his name deserves to live on.
Silvia Benavides
I believe that the way the infographic was laid out was very helpful to the reader and easy to follow. I also enjoyed the design. I was very content learning about who Gus Garcia was and what he did for the racial injustice movement. Wonderful Job in displaying vital information with a great design!
Daniel Olivares
Great introduction really hooks the reader into wanting to know more about the infographic. You really touched on some important highlights of Gus Garcia and how important he was in the desegregation of Texas and the role he played in improving the rights of Latino’s. The use of black and white photo’s and brownish newspaper background really brings together a aesthetic of the time when these events happened and even the words on the paper look like they were written on a newspaper, good job.
Johana Solís
Having the first page there really is a hook! Especially having a whole page having the title “The Man Who…” and then saying the different things he did was awesome! It also is so genius how both of y’all did the infographic in a Newspaper kind of way with additional information on the right side.