Emojis are one of life’s small pleasures and, on November 10th, they got a whole lot more inclusive.

During its 149th meeting, the Unicode Consortium approved 56 new emojis we may be able to send our friends, lovers, and everyone in between soon.

The new additions to our emoji keyboards were crafted after many people submitted proposals to the consortium over the past year.

Some of the new emojis include: a person wearing a hijab emoji, a breastfeeding emoji, and a genderless person.