All the Young Men

In 1986, Ruth Coker Burks's compassionate act of caring for a young man with AIDS in a quarantined hospital room sparks a life-changing journey from an ordinary mother to an accidental activist. She dedicates herself to supporting marginalized individuals affected by the AIDS crisis, advocating for their needs in her deeply conservative community while overcoming societal stigma. Her story highlights the power of care, friendship, and courage, ultimately giving a voice to those who have been rejected or ignored.