Task: Toxic Language Detection
Input (English): Comment: "....The fact that we have a crisis of thousands of murdered and missing indigenous women and girls in a country like Canada suggests that state-based racism, violence and neglect continue today..."
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Actually, I believe the number is just over 1,000 in total since the mid 1970's, and it pretty much matches the general levels of missing/murdered to society as a whole over the entire period.

This came from a G&M article within the last year. The solve rate at 90% is almost identical, as is the 80%+ rate of the victim knowing/being related to the perp factor.

It only seems like a crisis because :

1. When you have relatively "small" numbers, (1,000 / 40 years + 25 per year) they are likely to come in "clumps", and thus look large

2. They also tend to be large for a given community. If there are 2 from a band of 300 in a single year, it has "oversize" implications...

Note: this is not to diminish any of these cases, or demean the loss to either the families, or community.
Output (English): Non-obscene