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Which emojis do you use when referring to cannabis?
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In the beginning, the tech gods created the emoji keyboard. The new technology blessed humanity with a method of expression even further removed from in-person conversation—a series of symbols and images for the moments when autocorrected words fail.
Since the first emoji was created in 1999, over 3,000 emojis have populated the pictogram universe, according to stats from the Unicode Consortium. Apple’s emoji keyboard has expanded to fit the needs of their users by including items such as the trans flag, interracial couples, prosthetic limbs, and even a dodo bird.
But there’s a glaring hole in this otherwise diverse emoji keyboard: pot.
Though cannabis is becoming legal all over the country and many Americans (about one in three, actually) now live in states where it’s hard to step out of your house without encountering cannabis at some level, cannabis-enthusiasts are still forced to substitute weed with various leafy plants and vegetables when talking about cannabis. The broccoli emoji (?,) herb emoji (?,) and the Christmas tree emoji (?) are just some of the many green things on Apple’s keyboard that have been adopted by the ever-resourceful cannabis community.
But there’s actually a reason cannabis isn’t on your keyboard yet—and it isn’t just because somebody at Apple hates weed. It’s because Apple only includes legal substances in the emoji keyboard. So, while you’ll see plenty of potentially harmful substances there (like pills, alcohol, and a cigarette,) you won’t find an emoji for cannabis until recreational marijuana is legal at a federal level. Even then, Apple is known for being extremely safe, so they may refrain from creating a cannabis emoji until it is legal in other countries where their products are used.