TODAY'S BLACK WOMAN MAGAZINE

9 of 16 people (56%) found the following review helpful:

• • Ad Relevance
  • Content Quality
  • Design Quality
  • Photo Quality
• • Ad-Free
    
    Ad-Heavy
  • Kid-Friendly
    
    For Adults
  • Short & Sweet
    
    Long & In-Depth
  • Sensational
    
    Authoritative

• Pros: Good Looking Covers; Great Price, Unique lifestyle
• Cons: The titles are depressing. This is not all we need to learn; this is not unique lifestyle based on the title of articles.

Today's Black Woman magazine is focusing too much on the negative relationships black women experience. Let us stand up and change our situations and tell about it.

• Gender: Female
• Age: 35-54
• Parent: Yes
• Magazines: 2-3

28 of 56 people (50%) found the following review helpful:

• • Ad Relevance
  • Content Quality
  • Design Quality
  • Photo Quality
• • Ad-Free
    
    Ad-Heavy
  • Kid-Friendly
    
    For Adults
  • Short & Sweet
    
    Long & In-Depth
  • Sensational
    
    Authoritative

• Pros: New refreshing topics
• Cons: Its only like 4 issues a year

Today's Black Woman magazine is down to earth and the articles are realistic. This magazine is worth the money.

• Gender: Female
• Age: 18-34
• Magazines: 2-3

122 of 175 people (70%) found the following review helpful:

Today's Black Woman is a surprisingly underrated guide to living. I initially perused this magazine at Walmart, then uncharacteristically bought a TWO year subscription after experiencing its worth. The advisors/advice columnists are not only certified experts in their fields, they are grounded, wise and solution-oriented. The magazine might appeal to 18-24 year olds because of the relationship-oriented articles, celebrity cover models and career-building advice. However, it also reaches the 50+ demographic with solid advice on how to combat the curveballs in life, such as gender/wage discrimination and financial setbacks of divorce. Good advice does not need to be tailored to an audience, and it helps guide anyone inexperienced from stumbling through solutions. TBW smartly offers both instruction (which appeals to the 16-24 demographic) and perspective (which reaches the 50+ demographic). Although it does use images of beauty in the form of flat abs and figure-forming clothing (appealing to the younger, body-conscious audience), the advice columns raise this magazine's caliber above fluff. I'll continue to enjoy TBW as a magazine offering a quick peek into the world of well-considered decision making.