A blind boy went viral after the L.A. fires. But what happens when the internet moves on?
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Grayson Roberts, a blind 10-year-old, has become a symbol of resilience amid the destruction caused by wildfires that displaced his family. With his deep understanding of his environment, he clings to a single cymbal from his drum set, representing his lost home. Grayson's social media presence highlights his advocacy for the blind, demonstrating positivity and inspiration as he raises awareness for the unique challenges faced by disabled individuals during such disasters. Despite his viral fame, Grayson's journey reveals substantial obstacles for displaced disabled Angelenos, relying on public generosity more than effective policy solutions.
Grayson is blind, the result of a rare genetic disorder. Despite his challenges, he has become a 'beacon of positivity' amid his family's hardships due to wildfires.
Now, with his bright white smile and sea-glass gray eyes, Grayson has become the picture of wildfire resilience, showing how advocacy can inspire change even in adversity.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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