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.

Comment: RD, your analogy is hopelessly false, but that has never stopped you in the past.
Non-identity-attack

Comment: So when do we put a bag over Trudeau's head for destroying white culture in Canada with Muslim and Chinese immigration??

Now this crap.
Hey Indians !!1

If you worked more, like the rest of us, Instead of sucking at the taxpayers teat every day - you wouldn't have time to fuss over who kicked your asses
Identity-attack

Comment: "the number of customers who can read, comprehend, and learn something useful from it" is simply a product of an admissions office's selection criteria for admission.  I doubt that dancers at Northwestern are any smarter than business majors at UAA, especially based on an SAT score. I've met a lot of dumb businesses majors-- and even more dumb dancers.
The only thing I doubt more is the "rankings" of USNWR, which don't play at all into transfer students GPA's or a hiring managers decision. I attended a top tier private university for my undergraduate degrees, and was then wondering why I landed the exact same starting job as the applicant who attended the University of South Dakota.
Students should look at degree programs- not the college. If I were going for law, I would position myself at an undergrad program in Texas or Boston.  Math? Cal Poly.  But if you're going for a history degree, then you're hard-pressed to convince me that Northwestern is any better than, say, Indiana.

Non-identity-attack