👩 Woman Emoji Power: Celebrate 💃 Women’s History Month The Digital Way
The month of March marks the annually celebrated Women’s History Month—a celebration of the great contribution of women throughout history.
If it seems absurd to try and cram all the achievements of women throughout history into 31 days—that’s because it is. It goes without saying women’s achievements should be celebrated every month, but until that day comes, let’s just make the most out of what we have.
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Women’s Month 2021
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There are many ways to really get into these festivities, whether you choose to do things in person or from the comfort of your own home, like joining a women’s march or blogging about your struggles as a woman, or posting about women’s issues on your social media accounts and adding a woman emoji at the end.
You can also donate your time, talent, and treasure to organizations that support girls, like The Malala Fund or Women For Women International, but let’s go more into that later.
Show Support Through Emojis
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Speaking of emojis, it cannot be denied that emojis have become a game-changer in the world of modern messaging. You can show anyone how you’re feeling with one simple, giddy emoticon or two! Emojis are great for conveying emotions, but did you also know they can be used to empower others?
In fact, we’ve got a couple of emojis to drive home that point. But first, let’s go through all the woman emojis available to you. This will help you make an informed decision before you hit send on that Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Tiktok post about, say, the power of the women’s vote. You might even decide to add them to your personal content!
Emoji Representation For Women
Here at Emojiguide, we believe in representation, and we campaign for ethnic and cultural diversity. You’ll find it in the different ages, skin tone variations, and hair variations found in our many types of woman emoji displayed on the site. Check out the following symbols to see what we mean.
Woman Emoji
The 👩 Woman emoji shows a colored image of a grown-up woman. The woman has a neutral expression on her face. It is similar to the girl emoji, except this symbol does not have pigtails in her hair.
You’ll usually see this symbol in conversations related to women or motherhood, for example, as self-representation of a middle-class woman, sister, female yuppie, etc.
Skin Tone Variation
If you are looking for women emojis that celebrate diversity, consider taking advantage of the many skin tone variants available.
The 👩 Woman emoji comes in four skin tone variations: 👩🏻 Light Skin Tone Woman, 👩🏼 Medium-Light Skin Tone Woman, 👩🏽 Medium Skin Tone Woman, 👩🏾 Medium-Dark Skin Tone Woman, and 👩🏿 Dark Skin Tone Woman.
It should be noted that the meaning of the 👩 Woman emoji does not change in any of these variations. The symbol means the same, only the color of changes.
How to use the 👩 Woman emoji:
– The theme for International 👩 Women’s Day 2021 is #ChooseToChallenge, and I love it!
– I will be a part of a virtual run to celebrate international 👩 Day! The run is the T9 Mermaid run on March 7, 2021.
Hairstyle And Hair Color Variations
Whether you’re bald, or you’ve got curly hair, blond hair, or even red hair, have no fear, Emojiguide has got the best symbol to represent you.
Curly Hair Woman Emoji
Like with colors, hair comes in all different styles and shapes. Needless to say, the normal straight-haired emoji face is just not enough when talking about how you or others look if you don’t have straight hair.
And, on that note, let us altogether look at the first woman emoji hair variant, the 👩🦱 Curly Hair Woman emoji. This symbol is an illustration of a female face with curly hair.
Like the 👩 Woman emoji, it’s rendered with skin tones ranging from light to dark—there’s the 👩🏻🦱 Light Skin Tone Curly Hair Woman, 👩🏼🦱 Medium-Light Skin Tone Curly Hair Woman, 👩🏽🦱 Medium Skin Tone Curly Hair Woman, 👩🏾🦱 Medium-Dark Skin Tone Curly Hair Woman, and 👩🏿🦱 Dark Skin Tone Curly Hair Woman.
Similar to how it was explained above, the meaning of the 👩🦱 Curly Hair Woman emoji does not change with each skin tone variation, only the color changes.
How to use the 👩🦱 Curly Hair Woman emoji:
– As part of our women’s month festivities, I wrote an article in our school paper about growing up with 👩🦱. I hated my hair, then eventually grew to love it when I would see all my friends getting perms.
– I inherited my curls from my mom 👩🦱, and I will never ever get rid of them. Maintaining curly hair takes work, but the payoff of healthy, curly hair far exceeds the effort 👩🦱
Bald Hair Woman Emoji
The 👩🦲 Bald Hair Woman emoji shows a cartoon picture of a woman’s face without any facial hair. The face looks womanly because of the lipstick she is wearing. Whether by choice or not, bald is a type of hairstyle. If you gave yourself the bald cut, and you actually like how you look, you can send 👩🦲 together with the 😀.
Most of the time, you’ll see this symbol in topics about bald hair, going bald, having no hair, etc. The 👩🦲 Bald Hair Woman emoji contains different skin tones and variants to fit the ethnicity of the user, or the one the user is pertaining to.
They are 👩🏻🦲 Light Skin Tone Bald Woman, 👩🏼🦲 Medium-Light Skin Tone Bald Woman, 👩🏽🦲 Medium Skin Tone Bald Woman, 👩🏾🦲 Medium Dark Skin Tone Bald Woman, and 👩🏿🦲 Dark Skin Tone Bald Woman.
How to use the 👩🦲 Bald Hair Woman emoji:
– Society frequently correlates long, flowing locks with femininity, but an increasing number of women prefer to celebrate their baldness 👩🦲 and that is totally badass!
– For Women’s Month, why don’t we normalize women wearing their hair however they want and not judging them by it! If they want to go 👩🦲 then we should support it!
Red Hair Woman Emoji
The 👩🦰 Red Hair Woman emoji shows a picture of a woman with red hair. The red hair can sometimes be described as auburn, copper, orange, or ginger.
The skin tone variations are 👩🏻🦰 Light Skin Tone Red Hair Woman, 👩🏼🦰Medium-Light Skin Tone Red Hair Woman, 👩🏽🦰 Medium Skin Tone Red Hair Woman, 👩🏾🦰 Medium-Dark Skin Tone Red Hair Woman, and 👩🏿🦰 Dark Skin Tone Red Hair Woman.
How to use the 👩🦰 Red Hair Woman emoji:
– Who else thinks, for every women’s month celebration, there should be talks featuring women who’ve been judged for their physical features like being 👩🦲 or having 👩🦰 ?
– Can you believe, in ancient Egypt, red hair was seen as so unlucky, 👩🦰 were burned alive?
Blond Hair Woman Emoji
The 👱♀️ Blond Hair Woman emoji shows a picture of a blonde female woman meant to represent all girls and women with blonde hair.
The skin tone variations are 👱🏻♀️ Light Skin Tone Blond Hair Woman, 👱🏼♀️ Medium-Light Skin Tone Blond Hair Woman, 👱🏽♀️ Medium Skin Tone Blond Hair Woman, 👱🏾♀️ Medium-Dark Skin Tone Blond Hair Woman, and 👱🏿♀️ Dark Skin Tone Blond Hair Woman.
How to use the👱♀️ Blond Hair Woman emoji:
– I am so tired of the 👱♀️ stereotype, not all 👱♀️ are dumber than average women. Nobody knows how the stereotype came to be, but it doesn’t stop people from believing it!
– 👱♀️ is so attractive to restaurant diner, 👱♀️women receive 7.94 % more tips than women with other hair colors.
White Hair Woman Emoji
The 👩🦳 White Hair Woman emoji shows a face of a female with white hair. Most people use it to show that a woman is old or on the older site. You’ll see this symbol in conversations about aging, growing old, etc.
The 👩🦳 White Hair Woman emoji has several modifications based on skin tone.
Go ahead, and pick the symbol with the skin tone closest to you— 👩🏻🦳 Light Skin Tone White Hair Woman, 👩🏼🦳 Medium-Light Skin Tone White Hair Woman, 👩🏽🦳Medium Skin Tone White Hair Woman, 👩🏾🦳 Medium-Dark Skin Tone White Hair Woman, and 👩🏿🦳 Dark Skin Tone White Hair Woman.
How to use the 👩🦳 White Hair Woman emoji:
– Told my friend she should own her 👩🦳 look. Women with gray hair can still look chic and youthful, depending on their hairstyle.
– Gone are the days when women would attack gray hairs with bleaches and hair dye. 👩🦳 is in, and I am all for it!
Pregnant Woman Emoji
The 🤰 Pregnant Woman emoji shows a picture of a female woman with a pregnant tummy. The symbol is used in any context related to family, parenthood, and pregnancy in general.
The🤰Pregnant Woman emoji is available in five color variations: 🤰🏻 Light Skin Tone Pregnant Woman, 🤰🏼 Medium-Light Skin Tone Pregnant Woman, 🤰🏽 Medium Skin Tone Pregnant Woman, 🤰🏾 Medium-Dark Skin Tone Pregnant Woman, and 🤰🏿 Dark Skin Tone Pregnant Woman.
How to use the 🤰 Pregnant Woman emoji:
– One interesting talk that should be a part of the activities of women’s month is the 🤰Discrimination Act. Not a lot of 🤰women know about it. Under the act, 🤰 must be treated in the same manner as other applicants or employees who are similar in their ability to work.
– Did you know an incarcerated 🤰 has a constitutionally protected right to obtain good medical care?
Disability-Themed Women Emoji
Deaf Woman Emoji
The 🧏♀️ Deaf Woman emoji shows a colored representation of a female face pointing to her ear. Women use this symbol to let others know you can’t hear them.
The 🧏♀️ Deaf Woman emoji comes in several skin tone variations as well, 🧏🏻♀️ Light Skin Tone Deaf Woman, 🧏🏼♀️ Medium-Light Skin Tone Deaf Woman, 🧏🏽♀️ Medium Skin Tone Deaf Woman, 🧏🏾♀️ Medium-Dark Skin Tone Deaf Woman, and 🧏🏿♀️ Dark Skin Tone Deaf Woman.
How to use the 🧏♀️ Deaf Woman emoji:
– Never let your disability stop you from following your dreams! Actress Marlee Matlin and Girl Scouts In America founder Juliette Gordon Low are a few of the amazing 🧏♀️ women who have changed the world.
– Entrepreneurs who hire 🧏♀️ are doing the right thing. They may be hard of hearing, but they may be good at other things.
Woman In Manual Wheelchair Emoji
The 👩🦽 Woman In Manual Wheelchair emoji is a picture of a woman sitting in a regular wheelchair. Her hair is in a ponytail, and her hands are on the wheels. Most platforms show a blue, red, or black wheelchair.
Are you aware that this symbol contains skin tone modifiers, and at the touch of a button you can access these skin tones to make your post more realistic?
For more details, check them out right here: 👩🏻🦽Light Skin Tone Woman In Manual Wheelchair, 👩🏼🦽 Medium-Light Skin Tone Woman In Manual Wheelchair, 👩🏽🦽 Medium Skin Tone Woman In Manual Wheelchair, 👩🏾🦽 Medium-Dark Skin Tone Woman In Manual Wheelchair, and 👩🏿🦽 Dark Skin Tone Woman In Manual Wheelchair.
How to use the 👩🦽 Woman In Manual Wheelchair emoji:
– Comedian Santina Muha has been in a 👩🦽 since she was in a car accident at just 5 years old. But that did not stop her from following her dreams. Wow!
– I am so amazed to see 👩🦽 race in the paraplegic games. It is the official Olympics for athletes with physical, mental, and sensorial disabilities.
Fun And Sassy Women Emojis
Woman Tipping Hand Emoji
The 💁♀️ Woman Tipping Hand emoji shows a woman tipping her hand. It is used to throw shade or say, “I told you so,” to another person.
How to use the 💁♀️ Woman Tipping Hand emoji:
– When my male boss tells me I work slower than my guy officemates, and the CEO of the company gives me a raise 💁♀️
– 🚫💄📷💁♀️ is what I’ve been doing to let my natural beauty come out, and to tell my followers it’s okay to show your face without makeup!
Woman Dancing Emoji
The 💃 Woman Dancing emoji is a picture of a woman dancing in a red dress, and it comes in five choices of skin tone. They are 💃🏻 Light Skin Tone Woman Dancing, 💃🏼 Medium-Light Skin Tone Woman Dancing, 💃🏽 Medium Skin Tone Woman Dancing, 💃🏾 Medium-Dark Skin Tone Woman Dancing, and 💃🏿 Dark Skin Tone Woman Dancing. It represents fun and positive affirmation.
How to use the💃Woman Dancing emoji:
– I think women are more graceful 💃 than men.
– I will never regret being born a woman 💃 I love being a girl, wearing dresses, skirts and shiny shimmering makeup!
Be A Part Of Women’s Month
So you see, emojis can express all emotions! They can be funny or serious, but they can also be used to empower your girlfriends or other women in your life.
Now that you are familiar with the various genres and categories of woman emojis, let’s go into how you can use them to celebrate Women’s Month.
International Women’s Day Activities
One of the best ways to get started on this endeavor is to support International Women’s Day, a global day celebrating the political, social, economic, and cultural achievements of women. The event also serves as an overall call to action, action to accelerate the equality and inclusion of women all over the world.
Join The International Women’s Day Social Media Campaign
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One simple but important way to celebrate International Women’s Day this year is to show your commitment to challenging equality by taking part in IWD (International Women’s Day)’s #ChooseToChallenge social media campaign.
Take a screenshot of yourself holding your hand high and post it on your favorite social media platforms. Include hashtags #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 in your post. Don’t forget to include a woman emoji along with an inspiring or encouraging symbol like ✔️ or 🙌 in your post.
Attend Or Host The International Women’s Day Online Panel
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Listening to women sharing their insights, expertise, and advice is one of the best ways to get inspired to make a change. So, why not go and do just that?
This year, with most of the world still gathering online instead of in person, we assure you, you won’t run out of great virtual events to be a part of. For International Women’s Day, just go to this link to pick whatever catches your fancy.
Once you’ve thought of what event to attend, encourage your friends, family, or team to register with you! And when you’re done with the activity, if you would feel so inclined to do so, why not share your experience on your social media accounts? You can blog, tweet, live stream, or post about it.
Remember to include a woman emoji on your post, together with a strong, positive symbol like a 👍 or 🙌 to inspire and encourage your followers.
Host A Film Screening Of Movies Directed By Women
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Representation in films has a significant effect on how audiences learn about gender inequality, gender norms, and the way we perceive the world. Although we are reaching record levels of female representation in film, there is still a lot of work to be done to close Hollywood’s gender gap.
In 2019, 20% of all Hollywood directors, writers, and producers were women. Unfortunately, the Golden Globes or Oscars did not nominate female directors in the Best Director Category. This year, to celebrate Women’s History Month, grab your friends or family to view the world from a woman’s point of view.
All together, watch a few films by women directors. When you’re done, how about writing a movie review with a few cleverly inserted woman emoji in the beginning, middle, and end? Your followers will surely admire your creativity!
Support Female Entrepreneurs
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Supporting businesses owned, operated, and controlled by women or women contributes to equal economic empowerment. It also helps a more prosperous economy as a whole. Therefore, why not “Vote with your dollar” this International Women’s Day by deliberately seeking out and supporting local women-owned businesses? Share your ideas with family and friends and encourage them to do so!
Begin A Book Club
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Understanding some of the challenges women face around the world is an important step toward promoting gender equality. To celebrate International Women’s Day this year, consider forming a book club with people in your community. Review and focus on books that educate women to lead better lives. You can do this in person or online.
Review Books By Female Authors
When your group is done reviewing a book, there are many ways to make your female voice heard. Why not make a blog post about it (with several woman emojis, of course). Or a social media post? Including emojis in your review will enhance your post, make it look cute and stylish, and it will increase your social media account’s engagement.
Conclusion
So, there you go! We hope the suggestions we’ve provided are helpful. Remember, 2021’s Women’s History Month only happens once a year, so make the most out of it!
Show Her You Love Her
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If you would rather keep your female empowerment moves a bit more low-key this year, that’s fine. Simple words of encouragement and love can go a long way in lifting a woman up. Say I love you with sweet emojis if you want!
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Whether it’s your sister, daughter, mother, or friend – send a text, call, or Facetime an important woman in your life to let them know how awesome they are. That, in itself, is a great and profound way to honor the women in your life.
How do you plan to celebrate women’s month? Drop us a line or two via our Contact Us section!