In addition, I'd like to add this quote from the original draft introducing skin tones in unicode: > The Unicode emoji characters for people and body parts are

In addition, I'd like to add this quote from the original draft introducing skin tones in unicode: > The Unicode emoji characters for people and body parts are meant to be generic, yet following the precedents set by the original Japanese carrier images, they are often shown with a light skin tone instead of a more generic (nonhuman) appearance, such as a yellow/orange color or a silhouette.