Her name is not only recognized worldwide, it turns celebrities into fans and the media into her best friend. Beyonce Giselle Knowles is a name that represents the cream of the crop, so why do so many sisters choose to hate on her?

Wasn't it Beyonce, a Black woman, who recently became the only pop artist to break the top 10 of Forbes list of Hollywood's 20 Highest Earning of 2010? You can't forget that last month her "I Am...World Tour" DVD went double-platinum in a year when even the most popular artists' albums weren't going gold... the same woman who made 2011's Guinness Book of World Records, along with her husband, for "Highest-Earning Couple."

In February she set another record when she swept the Grammys with a total of six awards, and in the same month entered the luxury goods industry selling $3 million dollars worth of her fragrance "Heat."
Without sounding like a stan (stalker+fan), I could go on. For the past 15 years, Beyonce has perfected and mastered her craft. This is why I'm baffled that so many women, Black women included, (judging by comments on Twitter, Facebook and even on Essence.com) find joy firing off the most snide remarks at anything even remotely related to the singer. Since her debut solo album, some of us "sisters" have made hating on Beyonce a favorite cultural pastime. Everything from "she's overrated," to "if she gets any lighter she's gonna fade away," to "a day doesn't go by without Essence talking about Beyonce." ...

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