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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Question: Comment: Ever since they got their segregated Dyke March, Pride has been fractured and fragmented bit by bit, year after year until now, gay men are not really part of the festivities other than as spectators who are expected to shut up and buy something.

Answer: Identity-attack

Question: Comment: Ummm . . . . we just wrapped up 8 years of Barrack Obama with his incredibly sensitive but confused, milquetoast approach to international terrorism - which only gave rise to ISIS and is fast-tracking Iran to a nuclear bomb.

I'm sorry, but it's amazing how it's always a Muslim columnist in a western newspaper or a Muslim personality on a cable news network show who are so critical of the west but so insightful with all of the answers on how the west can jump through the hoops and finally gain peace from Islam.

Hey, how about it if Islam takes the big step and turns off the flow of terror and violence upon its own people as well as the west? Muslims terrorize and kill far more Muslims than they do of westerners. Try sorting his one out for yourselves first and we'll all benefit.

Answer: Identity-attack

Question: Comment: "Black privilege"? That's a new one on me. Why no homeless blacks in Eugene? Maybe we have a shortage of blacks, in fact, I'm pretty sure we do. As an alternative I would suggest that black people have it together better than a lot of what you most certainly call white trash - you know, the folks down on their luck and short of life skills, who get sucked into the alcohol/drug world of giving up on life. In other words, our pariahs reflect the demographic. Now, I'm ashamed of having spent so much of my precious time on Earth lecturing a dolt.

Answer:
Identity-attack