but 75% of Black people believe it’s important for emojis to accurately represent hair features. Additionally, 70% say it would make them feel seen if a diverse range of emojis were available ...

“I was shocked — not surprised, but shocked — that we’re not represented,” Davis-Woodhall tells Bustle, reflecting on the lack of emojis that reflect natural Black hairstyles. “Afro ...

Each proposed emoji was thoughtfully designed by the group's young leaders, celebrating the beauty and diversity of Black hair. Now, Dove and RISE.365 have joined forces to amplify the call for ...

New research from Dove reveals that 8 in 10 Black people in the US struggle to find emojis that accurately reflect their hair - or don't even search, knowing they don't exist Dove and RISE.365 are ...