In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: identity-attack and non-identity-attack. Identity attack refers to anything rude or disrespectful about someone's identity, including appearance, race, gender, and sexual orientation.

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Comment: Another black racist raised on hate history.  Does she know that the first slave owner in america was a black plantation owner?  Also, a large percentage of slave owners were black.  Of you read “real” history you might know that.  Most slaves after being captured by black Africans and sold to white slave traders were sent to South America, Central America, and the islands in the Caribbean.  Approximately 2% were sent to North America.  Those are “facts”, not left wing progressive propaganda.

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Identity-attack


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Comment: This year’s presidential election should have been an easy win for the GOP, but they threw it away by nominating Trump.

Imagine if they had picked Cruz or Kasich, how close it would be. They would be taking the fight to Hillary, instead of wasting their time attacking fellow Republicans, and the parents of a fallen soldier. Instead we will have at least 12 years of a Democrat in the White House, possibly even more, if the GOP civil war continues.

The GOP is now the party of Trump. It is self-destructing before our eyes. To all of you who made Trump your nominee,  I say THANK YOU!

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Non-identity-attack


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Comment: Dividing total debt by the number of people in the country may be like dividing the USA gun count by the population.

When you look closer just 3% of USA residents own 50% of the firearms. The majority of Americans (78%) do not have a gun.

How do debt levels vary across the population? What is the distribution across households?

My grandfather was one of the folks who killed themselves after the stock market margin calls in 1929. Not right away, but after making his family miserable for years, then leaving them to fend for themselves without him.

We always learn from our parents and grandparents, but sometimes the way we learn is by seeing what happens when they make stupid choices.

Easy credit kept factories and the stock market going in the 1920s. Then the bubble burst.

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Non-identity-attack