Beyoncé's 'Renaissance' comes at pivotal time for Black LGBTQ community

When Leslie Hall first listened to Beyoncé’s Renaissance album, he knew it was something to behold. “With this particular album … she gave a love letter to a community that has really made the music and culture industry possible,” said Hall, director of the Historically Black Colleges and Universities program at the Human Rights Campaign…

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