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đŠâđĻ¯Woman with White Cane EmojiUnicode: 1F469 200D 1F9AF
A woman walking with a white cane, used to represent blindness, disability awareness, and accessibility needs
Released in Released in 2016 with Unicode 9.0
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Meaning and Interpretation
đŠâđĻ¯ This emoji represents a woman who is blind or visually impaired using a white cane for navigation. It's used to talk about disability awareness, accessibility issues, or when you want to represent visually impaired people in conversations. Super important for making digital communication more inclusive, you know?
Symbolism
- Blindness and visual impairment
- Accessibility and inclusion
- Disability rights and awareness
Common Usage Scenarios
- Discussing accessibility features in apps or websites
- Talking about disability rights and awareness
- Representing visually impaired friends or community members
Usage Examples in Conversation
Just tried the new app, but it's totally not screen reader friendly đŠâđĻ¯â Fix it please!
We need more braille signs in this building đŠâđĻ¯ #AccessibilityMatters
My sister is visiting tomorrow, she's visually impaired đŠâđĻ¯ Need to make sure the place is accessible
The podcast I'm listening to just had an amazing interview with a disability activist đŠâđĻ¯đĄ So inspiring!
Found this cool app that helps with navigation for blind users đŠâđĻ¯đą #TechForGood
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Use when discussing visual impairment or disability awareness
- Great for highlighting accessibility issues or solutions
- Helps make conversations more inclusive and representative
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