Using emoji while texting certainly feels adolescent. But I know plenty of women north of 40 (ahem) who use them with gusto. They’re so colorful! And cute! But, alas, are they sexist? They certainly ...

Baffled by an upside-down smiley face? Join the club! The “woman tipping hand” emoji was among the most confounding for people across the country, according to a study conducted last month ...

But the most confusing for people across America is the 'woman tipping hand,' according to a study conducted by Preply last month. The emoji, which is widely understood to express sassiness or ...

But Unicode is probably best known for being the gatekeeper of emoji: releasing them, standardizing them, and approving or rejecting new ones. Jennifer Daniel is the first woman at the helm of the ...

In honor of World Emoji Day, Google released a series of new emoji that are more inclusive of women from diverse backgrounds and all walks of life. A number of powerful women chimed in on social ...

Girls are not happy with how they’re represented in emoji. The pink shirts, bunny ears, and princess crowns are limiting and stereotypical, a new study finds. Feminine care brand Always ...

Update: Say hello to the new working women emoji! The Unicode Consortium approved 11 new emoji — with female, male, and different skin-tone options. They also approved adding the male and female ...

Apparently, women want to come off as agreeable and open, so they throw in a bunch of emojis in a text or social media post to be perceived this way. “Emoji use may be related to strategies to ...

There's an implicit gender bias lurking in your emoji keyboard which you might not have even noticed. There are currently three women's shoe emoji, but all three of them have high heels.

"It is not just a smiley face or heart emoji—it's a way to convey meaning and communicate more effectively, and how you use it tells us something about you," he said. A woman uses emoji while ...

Empowered new emojis have been proposed by Google. (Photo: Unicode) Using emoji while texting certainly feels adolescent. But I know plenty of women north of 40 (ahem) who use them with gusto. They’re ...