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Roscoe is an 8-year-old African American boy living in the Woodlawn community of Birmingham with his grandmother. Roscoe suffers from Asperger's Syndrome, migraines, and epilepsy with auditory triggers for seizures. Living in close proximity to the airport makes it difficult for him to be outside, due to the noise. His grandmother keeps him indoors with earplugs in his ears to help him limit the amount of seizure medication he requires. She would like for Roscoe to play outside, but there are no parks in walking distance of their apartment.
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