Definition: In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: sexual-explicit and non-sexual-explicit. A comment is considered sexual-explicit if it explicitly portrays sexual matters.
Input: Comment: I'm delighted that Adrienne King is no longer a prosecutor. She's a victim blamer. She's also a nitwit who has internalized misogyny, what Bruno Bettleheim called, "identification with the oppressor." The women who complained about being groped by Trump had reported the assaults to friends, partners, husbands, at the time of the incidents, or otherwise many years ago. The first one who spoke did not initiate the contact with the media, but it was done by a friend who, given the "Bush" video, thought the unwelcome contact should be brought to public attention. ABC, I believe, encouraged her to describe what happened, overcoming her reluctance. This wasn't any grand conspiracy, bu t was the not-uncommon experience of similar cases of serial abuse victims.

Both she and Dianne Ackerson are given to gratuitous vulgarisms. "Broad?," "fricken liar?" I would hope that women would take their prospective real estate business elsewhere, leaving her to reap the consequences of her ignorance.
Output:
Non-sexual-explicit