Emoji List

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Transgender Symbol Emoji

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Emoji Overview

Unicode
Code Point
U+26A7 U+FE0F
26A7-FE0F
Emoji Name
transgender symbol
Version
Date Added for Emoji
13.0March 2020
Category
Keywords
transgendergenderidentity

⚧️ Meaning and Explanation

The ⚧️ emoji displays the transgender symbol, which combines the traditional male (♂), female (♀), and a third gender symbol (⚨) into one. It is a powerful and inclusive symbol representing transgender identity.

It signifies the diversity of gender identities beyond the traditional binary, encompassing transgender men, transgender women, and non-binary individuals. The symbol promotes visibility, acceptance, and understanding of gender fluidity.

This emoji is a concise way to express support for or identify with the transgender community and its ongoing pursuit of equality and recognition.

⚧️ How to Use

This emoji is commonly used to:

  1. Express Transgender Identity: Used by transgender and non-binary individuals to represent their own gender.
  2. Show Support: To express solidarity with and allyship for the transgender community.
  3. Raise Awareness: In discussions about gender identity, transgender rights, and LGBTQ+ advocacy.
  4. Promote Inclusivity: To signal an inclusive environment or message regarding gender diversity.
  5. Mark Events: During Transgender Day of Visibility, Transgender Awareness Week, or Pride Month.

⚧️ Cultural Background

Region Common Meaning Additional Notes or Misunderstandings
Global Transgender identity, gender diversity, LGBTQ+ rights Universally recognized as the symbol for transgender people and gender fluidity.
Western Countries Acceptance, advocacy, LGBTQ+ rights Widely used in social movements, pride events, and discussions around gender identity and human rights.
Countries with Anti-LGBTQ+ Laws Resistance, defiance, hope In regions where LGBTQ+ rights are suppressed, its use can be an act of bravery and protest, or a symbol of hope for change.
Online Communities Self-identification, community building Frequently used on social media platforms by transgender individuals and allies to connect and express identity.

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