All Boys Aren't Blue by George M. Johnson is a bestselling young adult memoir-manifesto in the form of personal essays, exploring the author's experiences growing up Black and queer in New Jersey and Virginia. The book covers topics like gender identity, toxic masculinity, consent, and Black joy, aiming to provide a voice for queer youth and allies, while also becoming one of the most challenged and banned books in the U.S. due to its LGBTQ+ content and explicit discussions of sexual assault and other sensitive subjects.