U+26A3 "⚣" Doubled Male Sign Unicode Character

U+26A3 "⚣" Doubled Male Sign is a typographic symbol consisting of two interlocked male gender symbols (♂), and it is widely used to represent gay men or male homosexuality within the context of LGBTQ+ iconography and signage. This character serves as a counterpart to the doubled female sign (⚢) and is often employed in flags, stickers, and digital communications to signify male same-sex relationships or male homosexual identity. It was added to the Unicode Standard in 1993 as part of the Miscellaneous Symbols block, providing a standardized digital representation for this culturally significant symbol.