The light skin tone emoji, is a modifier used to represent individuals with light skin tones. It was introduced in 2015 as part of a larger effort to promote diversity and inclusivity in digital communication.

Prior to the introduction of the light skin tone emoji, people with light skin tones were often represented using the default yellow face emoji, which could be seen as excluding o...

The medium-light skin tone emoji, is a visual representation of a person with a skin tone that falls between light and medium. It was introduced to the Unicode standard in 2015 as part of the Unicode 8.0 release, along with other skin tone modifiers for various emojis.

The purpose of this emoji is to promote diversity and inclusivity by providing a more accurate representation of the wor...

The medium skin tone emoji, is a symbol used to represent people with a skin tone that falls somewhere between light and dark. It was introduced to the Unicode standard in 2015 as part of a larger effort to promote diversity and inclusion in digital communication.

This emoji serves as a visual representation of a wider range of skin tones, going beyond the traditional limited options of ...

The medium-dark skin tone emoji, represented by a square with a brown-ish hue, is used to depict individuals with a skin tone that falls between light and dark. It is one of five skin tone modifiers introduced to the Unicode Standard in 2015 as part of the Unicode 8.0 release. These modifiers were added to promote diversity and inclusivity in digital communication, allowing users to choose a sk...

The dark skin tone emoji is a visual representation of a person with deeply pigmented dark brown to black skin. It was introduced to the emoji keyboard in 2015 as part of a larger effort to promote diversity and inclusivity in digital communication.

The emoji's primary purpose is to allow users to choose a skin tone that accurately reflects their own identity. This is particularly impor...