New emojis in 2019 will include interracial couples, people with disabilities, and drop of blood

Though the most recent emoji update already included same-sex couples holding hands, this is the first time the figures have graduated beyond the Simpsons-yellow skin tone.

In addition to the new options for people-holding-hands, several 2019 emojis will represent some common disabilities heretofore not included in the keyboard, including people in wheelchairs, people with walking probes, a deaf person, an ear with a hearing piece, a mechanical arm, and a service dog.

Another new emoji, proposed by Plan International, will depict a drop of blood. Though the blood doesn't appear inherently female, Plan International envisions it as a way for people to get over the stigma of acknowledging menstruation.

A flamingo, sloth, and skunk will join the animal set, among others, while garlic, an onion, a waffle, butter, and a juice box are a some that will join the emoji food/drink collection. You'll also see a new "ringed planet," awfully similar to Saturn, as well as an ax, chair, diya lamp, and briefs.

Check out the video below for a peek of all the emojis coming in 2019.

You'll still have to wait a while before you can get all the new emojis, as they're expected to launch in keyboards sometime in the second half of 2019, likely in the early fall.