[3] After going blind, Minor needed to reintegrate into society and as such, he began the path to learning how to read and write braille, walk with a white cane, use technology, and interact with people in the world around him.

The solution that CMS proposed was to bus Ross 45 minutes across the city to a classroom, where he could learn alongside other blind students.

In response, Ross’ mother filed a lawsuit[8] stating that with a child likely to have post-traumatic stress disorder, it would be most beneficial for him to attend a school he was most familiar with.

In other extreme circumstances, teachers would often pair him with other students or completely exempt him from assignments to avoid having to make his materials accessible.

[9] The AMA exponentially propagated across Reddit and the internet, and before long, Minor was convinced to create a YouTube channel and share what it is like to live his life without sight.

[10] At the request of the ongoing AMA, Minor created and uploaded his very first video explaining how he plays Mortal Kombat X without sight.

He has even worked alongside developers such as EA Games to make their Madden titles more accessible to blind players.