🗽 Statue of Liberty emoji

The Statue of Liberty emoji is used by natives and residents of New York City as well as its many visitors—especially when they tour the actual monument.

People call it Statue of Liberty, her name is Liberty 🗽 #NY #NewYorkCity || currently in LOVE with NYC pic.twitter.com/xPVpvz0nnl

— Marisol Sanchez (@marisholsanchez) May 9, 2018

David, I’m a proud New Yorker living abroad. You are doing a fantastic job. I see a great leader in you! Keep up!🇺🇸🗽

— Mike Amat (@AmatMike) May 7, 2018

As the above tweet suggests, the emoji is widely used for American patriotism, especially on July 4th.

Use of the emoji can sometimes be seen as liberal, emphasizing an open and diverse society.

#StPatricksDay It is appropriate to recall at at one time in our history Irish immigrants were viewed as favorably as Muslims are today. #NoBanNoWall #Diversity 🗽🌈🏡 pic.twitter.com/aPVoKM7anl

— KeepOnBelieveInn (@YMBBastepaway) March 17, 2018

But, it can also be conservative, too.

Thank goodness! 👍🦅🗽👌 #ObamaLegacy #ObamaWorstPresidentEver pic.twitter.com/oNkxZ8WTfi

— C Agarn (@c_Agarn) May 10, 2018

As you can see, many users pair the Statue of Liberty emoji with other America-charged emoji, like the eagle or flag for the United States emoji.

Cultural products and sports teams based in New York also inspire a lot of Statue of Liberty action, though too.