Brad Zervas observed twenty years ago that the boys we once were are the men who we become-and the same is true today. It's a startling observation given that all is not well in America and around the world-especially for young men of color. They Are All Our Sons shares a series of tragic and uplifting stories that convey five key principles that can ignite these boys. These principles will lead them to a manhood rooted in grace, dignity, respect, community engagement, familial connection, and civility. With nearly forty years of experience as a leader, educator, community activist and youth advocate, Zervas shares lessons from relationships with boys who have succeeded and soared-as well as insights from those who have been distracted, lost, and forgotten. Our nation faces a crisis of epic proportions, and it is time to recognize that these boys have value and merit our love, attention, and commitment.