A gender-neutral person with a white cane, added in 2019 as part of the disability-inclusive emoji package, used to represent blind and low-vision people. It's used both literally and in disability-advocacy and accessibility-awareness content. Trivia: the white cane itself is an internationally standardized mobility tool with legal significance in many countries (some places have laws specifically protecting people carrying one), so this emoji ties directly to a real, formally recognized symbol of blindness rather than a generic invented icon.
Keywords: accessibility, blind, cane, person, probing, white