Female emojis, according to a new #LikeAGirl video and survey, are not an accurate reflection of what girls can do and reinforce negative gender stereotypes.

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The girls in the video above suggest a female soccer emoji, girls going to the gym, a girl teaching people how to play drums, a cop, a lawyer and a "super bad ass girl." Hell yes, ladies, right ...

"There aren't enough emojis to say what girls do. That's just the way things are," laments a teenage girl sitting on bleachers in a school gym. In a new video, this young woman and a cohort of ...

Female emojis, according to a new #LikeAGirl video and survey, are not an accurate reflection of what girls can do and reinforce negative gender stereotypes.

When girls see girl emojis funneled into particular roles and male emojis doing active things, it reflects what we tend to see in the media about how boys and girls are portrayed, with boys taking ...

Fitfy-four percent of girls 16 to 24 years old believe that female emojis are stereotypical, and half said they represent a limited range of female interests, according to a national survey of ...