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    '''Cola''' is a reclaimed Spanish slur typically used against [[feminine]] non-heterosexual men and transfeminine people in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chile Chile]specifically. It's also used against straight men, but only under the presumption that they could be [[queer]].
    '''Cola''' is a reclaimed Spanish slur typically used against [[feminine]] non-heterosexual men and transfeminine people in [[Wikipedia:Chile|Chile]] specifically. It's also used against straight men, but only under the presumption that they could be [[queer]].


    Other variants of this word may include, but aren't limited to: Coliguacho (which it is also a type of fly), Colipato, Colisa, Colisón, Coliza, Colizón and Colita.
    Other variants of this word may include, but aren't limited to: Coliguacho (which it is also a type of fly), Colipato, Colisa, Colisón, Coliza, Colizón and Colita.

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    Cola is a reclaimed Spanish slur typically used against feminine non-heterosexual men and transfeminine people in Chile specifically. It's also used against straight men, but only under the presumption that they could be queer.

    Other variants of this word may include, but aren't limited to: Coliguacho (which it is also a type of fly), Colipato, Colisa, Colisón, Coliza, Colizón and Colita.

    History

    The word cola appears to have become popular in the 50s, as a code word for homosexuals and trans women used by the police. It derives from the inversion of the word "loca" meaning "crazy woman".[1]

    The flag was created by FANDOM user IMakeFlags by request of Hiddn.Hayden on July 30, 2021.[2]

    Reclamation

    In modern times, the word has been reclaimed by Chileans who wish to remove power from it and proudly identify as colas. However, this word is of exclusive use among non-hetero men, transfeminine people, and possibly AMAB non-binary people as well.

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