The meaning behind the black heart emoji makes sense, and for some people, it's a more appropriate icon than the classic red heart.

People are only just realising the real meaning behind the 'dancing girls' emoji, and some people are seriously shocked, with one person even referring to it as a 'red flag' ...

Break dancing fostered Black and brown unity. Some of its pioneers worry of erasure Children break dancing in the street in Lawrence, Mass., on Sept. 21, 1984.

The winner for the Most Popular New Emoji in 2024 was the head shaking horizontally (🙂‍↔️) followed by the head shaking ...

Police and experts are warning parents to be vigilant about the emoji on their children's phones, following Netflix 's thriling drama Adolescence.

Why tech experts are urging all parents to have a 'secret emoji' with their children In an emergency, an emoji is less conspicuous than a word or phrase Make sure the emoji is easy to remember ...

Black parents and their children are more likely to experience unfair treatment when seeking medical care than others, a new study from the Urban Institute found.

Break dancing was created in the Bronx by Black and Puerto Rican youth during the 1980s and has since expanded to the world.

Adolescence has shone a light on the hidden language our children are using on smartphones with symbols and colours vital in decoding this new tech language.

Videos of families dancing to a remixed version of “Row, Row, Row Your Boat” have gone viral thanks to a popular children’s YouTube series, Gracie's Corner.

The emoji depicts two women, seemingly dancing, with bunny ears on, wearing plain black bodysuits and black shoes and a male version of the emoji has been available for many years now.