As a left-handed individual, I discovered in my early 20s that I had been ticking boxes 'the wrong way' all my life. The moment I started ticking the opposite way to right-handed people, it was revolutionary. This simple change made me feel more comfortable and confident as a left-handed person in a predominantly right-handed world.

It is estimated that 10% of the world's population are left-handers (source: Scientific American). That's approximately 780 million people who may also experience discomfort when performing tasks designed for right-handers, including something as seemingly trivial as ticking boxes.

The introduction of emojis has revolutionized digital communication, offering us an expressive and fun way to convey our thoughts and feelings. Despite this progress, there is still no emoji representing the left-handed tick - an oversight that subtly reinforces the marginalization experienced by many left-handers.

By introducing a left-handed tick emoji on all keyboards, we can take one small step towards inclusivity and recognition for millions of people worldwide. This isn't just about an emoji; it's about acknowledging diversity and promoting comfort for those who navigate life differently due to their handedness.

Let us stand together in support of this cause - sign this petition today to call upon tech companies globally to implement a left-handed tick emoji on all keyboards!