All Boys Aren't Blue

A powerful memoir-manifesto that follows George M. Johnson's journey growing up as a Black queer person in New Jersey and Virginia. The author shares personal experiences of navigating identity, family relationships, and coming-of-age while facing challenges related to both racial and LGBTQ+ identity. Through candid storytelling, Johnson explores themes of self-acceptance, family dynamics, bullying, sexual assault, and the intersection of Black and queer experiences, offering guidance and representation for young readers facing similar struggles.