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👭🏿Women Holding Hands: Dark Skin Tone EmojiUnicode: 1F46D 1F3FF
Two women holding hands with dark skin.
Released in The 👭 emoji was introduced in Unicode 6.0 in 2012, and the dark skin tone modifier 🏿 was added in Unicode 8.0 in 2015, enhancing representation of diverse skin tones.
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Meaning and Interpretation
The 👭🏿 emoji depicts two women holding hands, both with dark skin tones, emphasizing close relationships, mutual support, and unity among women. It is commonly used to celebrate female friendships, highlight LGBTQ+ partnerships, and promote racial diversity, inclusivity, and empowerment in digital communication, serving as a positive symbol for social movements and everyday interactions.
Symbolism
- Friendship and unity among women, representing strong bonds and support networks.
- LGBTQ+ pride and love, symbolizing romantic or platonic relationships in the community.
- Racial diversity and empowerment, highlighting the importance of inclusive representation for people of color.
Common Usage Scenarios
- In social media posts to express female friendships or group solidarity.
- During discussions on women's rights, feminism, or Pride events to show support.
- In online conversations about diversity and inclusion to emphasize racial representation.
Usage Examples in Conversation
Me and my best friend are always there for each other, no matter what 👭🏿!
Let's celebrate International Women's Day with some girl power 👭🏿!
Going to the Pride parade with my partner – it's going to be amazing 👭🏿!
Nothing beats hanging out with my squad on a girls' trip 👭🏿.
Standing up for equality together, one step at a time 👭🏿.
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Use this emoji respectfully to promote positive messages and avoid stereotypes based on gender or race.
- Consider the context to ensure it aligns with themes of inclusivity and consent, especially in sensitive discussions.
- Be mindful of skin tone variations and use them appropriately to represent real diversity without appropriation.