Meaning
The man with a white cane, walking with the long cane that helps blind and low-vision people detect obstacles. Neutral and woman versions are available, as well as facing-right variants, all with skin tones.
People use it to represent themselves or family members, and in conversations about mobility, guide dogs and accessible cities. It pairs naturally with ๐ฆฎ: โMy uncle is training with his first guide dog this month ๐จโ๐ฆฏ๐ฆฎโ