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The one with a gold head in the back and the golden one up front are both definitely pullets.

The one you're holding in the very first picture, yeah. That's a cockerel. Brahmas are slow to develop. Pullets won't start turning pink in the comb until about 5 months old.

At this age the back feathers are the easiest to spot male/female feathering. Here are two pullets. Look closely at the shape of their back feathers. They are broad and rounded, like the feathers over the rest of their bodies. This photo shows a black pullet up front, and a cockerel in the...

The bird on the far left is male. He's got the 'rooster' red shoulders, the bright red comb, the long, thin, pointed back feathers. Now, look at your chicks. If the comb matches in color (not shape, cause you have a few different comb-types), you have a boy. If the shade of red on the...

The ones with bright red combs, a dark shade of red on the shoulders/wings, or thin, pointed back feathers are the boys.

They look to be about 12 to 14 weeks. Some of the cockerels have visible male saddle feathers. I see about 7 cockerels in that bottom picture.