Posted on 01/30/2020 3:29:13 PM PST by kevcol
The Unicode Consortium announced Wednesday that a variety of transgender inclusive emoji will be added to platforms like Apple and Android in 2020, including an emoji of a gender neutral Santa.
The new emoji come as part of the Unicode Consortium’s addition of 117 new emoji for 2020, including a polar bear, bubble tea, an emoji showing people hugging, a woman or gender inclusive person wearing a tuxedo, and a transgender flag, according to Tech Crunch. Google reportedly sponsored five of the new emoji and co-sponsored the transgender flag emoji with Microsoft.
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A fat woman with a mustache and beard?! Traumatizing thought.
Isn’t Unicode wonderful?
You can see that at the end of Spaceballs, as everyone is looking for an escape pod.
It won’t be 10 years that this will be reversed and not 20 years later people will wonder what kind of insanity plagued this time.
If only.
I agree. IMHO, this trans garbage is a passing trend that will die soon. Same as the hippy movement and the beatnik movement before that.
These movements roped in a very, very small percentage of the population and have died for the same reason: the result wasn’t natural. Unfortunately, the trans movement sometimes involves disfiguring surgery that is not always reversible.
I’m still on a Windows phone, soooo...
where is the barf alert
#1 looks like a long haired young man.
Some years ago when the "Twilight" Movies were out I noticed that high school kids and Jr High kids were pretending to be Vampires and "Lycanthropes." (Werewolves.)
Transgenders are the same sort of silliness but with them trying to force the rest of us to go along with their make believe pretense.
INCLUSIVITY!
DANG!
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