‘All Hail The Queen’ came when Black girls were in the throes of a crack epidemic and inner-city violence. She spoke to our experiences — It was 1989 and I was eight years old when I arrived at the colossal red-brick building in Brooklyn where Mama, Daddy, and I lived. After hustling through a cracked cement courtyard and passing a thick metal door, I ran through the marbled lobby, bounded up the stairwell two steps…