Tous Jumper Young, Sr. is a third-generation Seminole author, public speaker, and founder of Kingsman IP Holdings. His work explores justice, covenant, stewardship, and systems of moral and institutional order across literary, theological, and civic frameworks.
He studied Business Administration, Economics, and Entrepreneurship, with academic experience at Yale University, Harvard University, Nova Southeastern University, and the University of Miami. He also completed entrepreneurial certification through The Wharton School (Online).
An ordained minister and former pastor, he is the founder of Warriors For Christ Ministries, Inc. and has traveled nationally in volunteer service with Samaritan’s Purse, the American Red Cross, and Habitat for Humanity, contributing to disaster response and community rebuilding efforts across the United States.
As an author and intellectual property developer, his work spans allegory, theological exposition, systems analysis, and leadership studies. His inaugural book, The Trial of Adam T. Son, marks the beginning of a broader body of work examining the architecture of justice across spiritual and societal domains.