Meaning
The woman with a white cane, walking with the long cane used by blind and low-vision people for safe navigation. It belongs to a set with neutral and man versions and facing-right variants, all with skin tones.
It appears in posts about braille, audiobooks, screen readers and inclusive events, and in personal stories shared by blind women. Example: βOur book club now offers braille and audio editions for every title π©βπ¦―πβ