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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: Everytime I hear or see this I say THANK GOD I'M WHITE! I am terrified for my for my black relatives. I cannot imagine trying to raise black children in today's world. They are being killed over the stupidist reasons LEO can come up with! It breaks my brother's heart when his fellow LEO kill unarmed black people. He is LEO, we have many black relatives. This behavior is demoralizing. He dedicates his life to help people in the worst and most dangerous times of their life regardless of color and at the same time praying and hoping that his fellow LEO does the same for our relatives in other states knowing full well LEO is killing unarmed blacks every week! How is that right? What is LEO doing to heal our communities?? How can the black communities feel LEO is protecting not persecuting and shooting at the slightest real or imagined threat? 

If you see a weapon then SHOOT! Don't shoot until you see a weapon!! 

My family kneels. We are patriotic, LEO killing unarmed civilians is not.
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Identity-attack


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Comment: Quote: "Michelle Obama is taking some heat for recent remarks she made on gender, but I'm struggling to muster outrage given the sheer incoherence of what she actually said."

True, I've rarely found what Michelle says coherent, but I suspect that what she's saying is primarily directed at black communities. She could have gone much further and bluntly stated that blacks coddle far too much the criminality and paternal irresponsibility in black males. (I won't call them men.) That's glaringly obvious and different from mostly white schools where ordinary boyishness is attacked as "toxic masculinity."
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Identity-attack


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