A long hand pointed at a world globe at the corner. Part of the Atlantic Ocean was rusted away.

The mural covered a long fence, behind which was the John Adams Center.

To the right of the globe was a set of five differently colored faces.

Two benches along the mural covered wall provided a place to sit while waiting for a bus.

A woman spoke through a bullhorn, while another woman held a Spanish language sign.

Next on the mural was a group holding picket signs. To the right of the group was a child holding up a banner while wearing a shirt that read, in Spanish, "Tomorrow we vote."

One man held a sign the read in Spanish and English, "We are all humans on sacred Turtle island." Next to him, a woman held a sign that read, "Keep The Doors open to Education for Everyone."

A child was pulled from a heart by a white feather. A native American doctor held a string of beads at the end of which was an unborn baby. In the lower right, two people worked on a quilt.

Behind a tree, a unhoused person tried to sleep on a transit bench under a newspaper.

A wise looking elder asian man held a paper that was titled, "United Nations and the Rights of a Child."

A woman was handed a laptop to help with her education. Another man reviewed college on a computer terminal. A doctor took blood from a woman's arm.

Four people were dressed in caps and gowns to celebrate their graduation.

Ten people gathered under a banner that read, "Educate to Liberate." Two people held papers. One held a photograph. Another juggled balls.

A highly symbolic section of the mural and a sign that read, "Youth Jobs Closed."

A hand held a hypodermic needle and a man bellowed as he drove his car.

Tow kids played basketball from wheelchairs. A man delivered a box of food to another and a boy rode a bike past a co-op store.

Kids studied while another kid played music and danced. Below, in grey tones, people were trapped behind bars.

A closer view of the lower level with people trapped behind bars.

Another closer view of a man shoveling coal, and a polar bear on ice flows, and a poison sign in a river.

Another section of the mural showed kids discovering the world.

A nest by water contained four blue eggs.

The mother of the river helped a child float downstream past the four eggs.

Two doors in the wall interrupted the mural. One door was open, the other was closed.

A partly eroded sign next to a door described and listed the artists that created this mural.