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: 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.

Answer: Identity-attack

Question: Comment: Wrong, wrong, wrong. Most of us are interested in the common good, meaning the good of the nation. We don't concentrate on the man so much as on what he has done and is doing as president of this nation. It seems obvious that Trump has fired the FBI director for the director's refusal, reportedly in a private meeting, that the director end his investigation of Trump/Russia ties. It is a pressing need for our nation that these ties, if any, be identified, and the new special counsel will pursue that. I think it is you who is attempting to deflect attention from what Trump has done, to what the man, Trump, is. Good luck with that one, Trump is an absolute mess, our own Mad King George.

Answer: Non-identity-attack

Question: Comment: Lock Her Up: FWI: If I "flag" someone, I always notify them I flagged them and give them the reason for my action. That's openess and honesty.....far from hypocrisy. Mr. Galdabini's question "Why no flags at the DNC?" is based on his rather clear implication that there were no flags. Since there were flags, his question was founded on an untruth.

Anytime you find an untrue statement in a post of mine, please point it out so I can correct it. Have a nice weekend, Gary

Answer:
Non-identity-attack