I was texting with a friend who uses emoji with darker-colored skin-tones. Based on her use of emoji with non-white skin-tones ... called her out for using a fist bump emoji in a skin tone ...

She writes: My daughter, a very conscious 15-year-old queer, white girl ... about what it is about black skin that enhances her message. Does she think her raised-fist emoji looks more ...

REALLY KENDALL?! You're white. Not black. Use the correct emoji. Stop f-cking up," another user wrote. Someone even said Jenner using this fist bump was a form of cultural appropriation.

While she’d usually be able to congratulate her clients in person, the lockdown meant switching to text-based chat tools, where emoji added a bit of levity. “Text messages just seem a bit ...

in color ("emoji representation") or in black and white ("text presentation"), depending on what the environment calls for. "Any Unicode character can be presented with text presentation," states ...

Picture: Emojipedia Credit: Emojipedia The fingers crossed emoji has been very high on the list of requests to Unicode Consortium Members. Proposals from iDiversicons include two fist-bump emoji ...