A disabled boy is bullied constantly at school by other children and even his teacher for his disability. He struggles to make friends or participate in activities. After many failed attempts to escape the bullying, his parents take him to an orphanage and leave him there. At the orphanage, he meets another disabled boy and they start a liberation movement in New York to protest the bullying of disabled children. Their movement grows larger over time. Eventually, their efforts are successful and the U.S. president announces a new law stating that all children, regardless of disabilities, are equal.