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All Boys Aren’t Blue by George M. Johnson is a young adult memoir about the author's experiences growing up Black and queer, structured in four parts that chronologically trace their life from childhood to college graduation. Johnson navigates various challenges, including identity crises, family relationships, sexual assault, and coming out, while finding support in family and friends. The memoir addresses racial slurs, racism, physical, and sexual abuse, injury and death, graphic depictions of sexual encounters, bullying and harassment, and anti-LGBTQ+ language and sentiments.