The “anti-LGBT” emoji is not an official emoji. “It shouldn’t be possible. I’ve been embracing it, but it’s also dangerous for people to use it hatefully,” he said.

No, There Isn’t Really an ‘Anti-LGBT’ Emoji. Here’s What People Are Actually Seeing. 3 minute read. By Patrick Lucas Austin. February 20, 2019 1:02 PM EST.

I want to emphasize that despite the fact that the above pictures exist, Apple has not made a new anti-chocolate bar, anti-baby, or anti-dancer emoji. Neither has it made an anti-rainbow flag one.

RANCHO BERNARDO, Calif. (NEWS 8) -- A 15-year-old Rancho Bernardo girl is speaking out about an anti-gay emoji going viral on social media. Courtney Stivers-Spitz noticed the emoji on Instagram an ...

The emoji is being used across social media to spread anti-LGBT messages and propaganda and has been christened the ‘no homo’ emoji. It was first discovered on February 18 and has been widely ...

Depending which device you're using, you may not even be able to see the alleged anti-LGBT emoji. The real problem is the Unicode Standard, created by the Unicode Consortium.

The emoji -- a purple and black eye inside a text bubble -- is part of "I Am a Witness," an anti-bullying campaign from Ad Council, a nonprofit that produces public service messages.

Elon Musk resurfaced the controversial pregnant man emoji on Apple iPhones on X Saturday to call out left-wing critics of Robert F. Kennedy as “anti-science." ...

Emoji-fluent kids who see the ads can head over to the campaign's mobile-only website, wegotyou.life, to see more. The campaign has secured roughly $8 million in pro-bono ad space, according to ...

The Partnership for Drug-Free Kids has launched the world’s first emoji-only anti-drug PSA campaign that are featured in ads, online and in New York’s Time Square, the Washington Post reported.

A new emoji, an eye (so an eyewitness), has been designed to stop bullying. It is part of a pro bono campaign called “I Am A Witness,” developed by GS&P, Adobe and the Ad Council. Apple ...

"Raising hand emoji. Sleeping emoji. Paper Emoji. Beer emoji." If you don't understand what that means, you're probably too old. Now, the Partnership for Drug-Free Kids, the same group behind the ...