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Seeing a heart emoji is always a bit exhilarating, but what does a 🤎 (brown heart) emoji mean? You may see this colored heart popping up on your feed and in your texts, and its meaning can change depending on context. We’ve got all the details on the 🤎 (brown heart) emoji, so keep reading to learn what this heart means and how you can use it.

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🤎 (Brown Heart) Emoji Meanings

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  1. How.com.vn English: Step 1 The 🤎 emoji symbolizes love.
    If your special someone sends you this emoji, they like you! You may see a 🤎 attached to a flirtatious or romantic text. All in all, a heart is always a good sign![1]
    • “I can’t wait to see you tonight 😉🤎”
    • “You look beautiful, baby 😍🤎”
  2. How.com.vn English: Step 2 A 🤎 emoji represents racial equality and justice.
    In recent years, the 🤎 and 🖤 have taken the world by storm in support of BIPOC communities. The brown heart emoji is often used to show solidarity with people of color and for movements like Black Lives Matter.[2]
    • “You are important. Your life matters. 🤎”
    • “Happy Black History Month! 🤎🖤”
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  3. How.com.vn English: Step 3 The 🤎 emoji can also reference the color brown.
    This colored heart emoji may appear when someone’s talking about something brown in color, like food, clothes, or even nature. Chances are, if they’ve posted a picture of something brown, the 🤎 simply means “brown.”
    • “LOVE my new brown boots! 🤎👢”
    • “There’s something so calming about the dessert ☀️🤎🌵”
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How to Use the 🤎 (Brown Heart) Emoji

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  1. How.com.vn English: Step 1 When you love someone:
    Pair the 🤎 with a 😍 to say, “I love you.” The brown heart emoji is a great way for you to express love and affection for someone you care about. Try adding it to a flirtatious text in place of a ❤️.
    • “I couldn’t take my eyes off you last night 😍🤎”
    • “There’s no one I’d rather be with 🤎”
  2. How.com.vn English: Step 2 When you support racial equality:
    Show that you stand with BIPOC communities by adding a 🤎 to your bio. You can even pair this heart emoji with other solidarity emojis like ✊🏽, 🙏, and ❤️ on social media.[3]
    • “It’s important that we stand up for justice. We’re in this together 🤎✊🏽 #BLM”
    • “The hate needs to end 🤎🙏”
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    Vyvyan Evans, Linguist & Communication Expert

    Emoji have rapidly become an integral part of digital communication, allowing us to express ideas and emotions that words alone cannot convey. The brown heart emoji in particular has taken on layered meanings related to racial identity and social justice causes.[4] When used thoughtfully, emoji like this can build connection, understanding, and solidarity between people.

  3. How.com.vn English: Step 3 When you post a picture of something brown:
    Add a 🤎 to a caption to show a love for the color brown. Maybe you snap a pic of a chocolate cake, tell a friend you bought a brown sweater, or share your favorite nature quote. Either way, if you’re referencing something brown, use a 🤎.
    • “What I wouldn’t give for chocolate cake right now 😩🍫🤎”
    • “The fall collection is simply GORGEOUS 🤎👜”
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Other Heart Emoji Meanings

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  1. How.com.vn English: The 🤎 emoji isn’t the only heart emoji with secret meanings.
    With ten colored heart emojis to choose from, you can create all types of messages and meanings! Try pairing heart emojis together or decorating your social media feed with your favorite colored heart. Check out the colorful meanings of these heart emojis:
    • ​❤️: Love
    • ​🧡: Friendship
    • ​💛: Positivity
    • 💚: Gratitude
    • ​💙:​ Peace
    • 💜: Support
    • ​🖤: Sorrow
    • ​🤍:​ Purity


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      • The 🤎 emoji has become a worldwide symbol for racial equality and justice, but some members of the BIPOC community believe that a white person using brown-colored emojis and skin tone modifiers is a digital microaggression or “digital blackface.”[5]
      • There is no evidence of widespread “digital blackface” across social media; however, the color of an emoji’s skin tone has been proven to reflect and represent self-identity.
      • If you ever have doubts, opt for using the emoji that best matches your skin tone, or even the classic ❤️, in daily use.
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      This article was co-authored by How.com.vn staff writer, Aly Rusciano. Aly Rusciano is a Creative Writer based outside of Nashville, Tennessee. She has over ten years of experience in creative, academic, and professional writing. Aly’s writing has been nationally recognized in the Sigma Tau Delta Rectangle and featured in Blue Marble Review, The Sunshine Review, PopMatters, and Cathartic Literary Magazine. She graduated from The University of Tennessee at Martin with a BA in English, focusing in Creative Writing and minoring in Theatre. This article has been viewed 163,319 times.
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