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The Unicode consortium was careful not to add race modifiers. There is no white skin and no black skin modifier, the modifiers are based on Fitzpatrick scale, d
by seniorsassycat 8y ago
The Unicode consortium was careful not to add race modifiers. There is no white skin and no black skin modifier, the modifiers are based on Fitzpatrick scale, described by tanning and burning.
I'm white, but I have type 3 or 4 skin, I always tan but I might burn if I don't wear sunscreen on the first weeks of spring. Type three was the most used modifier in the articles data.
In addition to Aditya Mukerjee's quote about the yellow emoji including white people, I think the 1-2 emoji is to light for most white people.