I recently met a group of friends in London to see our personal queen, Beyoncé, perform "Renaissance," an album she made for us, who are seen as too gay, too Black, too loud and too free by too many. It's a life-giving celebration of queer people who were ignored for so long. It was never meant to be the album playing while one of "us" gets killed in the streets. "Renaissance" is historic not just because of what Beyoncé is singing, but to whom she is singing.