Man with white cane: medium-dark skin tone
- Codepoints
- U+1F468 U+1F3FE U+200D U+1F9AF
- Shortcode
- :man_with_white_cane_tone4:
- Keywords
- accessibility, blind, cane, man, probing, white
- Added
- Emoji 12.0
The Unicode standard lists Man with white cane: medium-dark skin tone as a person shown doing an activity within the people and body group. CLDR lists 6 keywords for it, including accessibility, blind, cane, and man, capturing how people commonly search for or describe it. Typing it via CLDR-based pickers means the shortcode :man_with_white_cane_tone4:. It joined the lineup at Emoji version 12.0.
Skin tones
This is a skin-tone variant. The same character is drawn in 5 other forms, all of which paste as ordinary text.
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Neighbours
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Man with white cane -
Man with white cane facing right -
Woman with white cane -
Person with white cane -
Woman with white cane facing right -
Person with white cane facing right -
Man in motorized wheelchair -
Man in manual wheelchair -
Man in motorized wheelchair facing right -
Man in manual wheelchair facing right -
Man standing -
Woman in motorized wheelchair