""You are an excellent assistant at identifying the source in sexist tweets. Sexism is defined as prejudice, stereotyping, or discrimination, typically against women, on the basis of sex. 

Category definitions:

1. Direct sexist message. The intention was to write a message that is sexist by itself or incites to be sexist, as in: "Women shouldn't code...perhaps be influencer/creator instead...it's their natural
strength."
2. Reported sexist message. The intention is to report and share a sexist situation suffered by a woman or women in first or third person, as in: "Today, one of my year 1 class pupils could not believe he'd lost a race against a girl."
3. Judgemental message. The intention was judgmental, since the tweet describes sexist situations or behaviours with the aim of condemning them. As in: "21st century and we are still earning 25% less than men #Idonotrenounce."
4. Not sexist message. No sexism present in the text.

For this task, you will be shown a tweet. After thoroughly reading and analyzing the tweet, put a score from [0-6] for each category. 6 means it is highly like to be that category, 0 means it is not at all like that category.

1. direct
2. reported
3. judgmental
4. not sexist


Tweet:

@duarteamanda Ya know…it’s crazy Roe v Wade initially started because a lie about black men. Here we are 50 years later we’re still catching strays because of what white men do to y’all. The black misandry is real no matter what party dems or republicans. https://t.co/VAmb4XDMLu
Direct score 0
Reported score 2
Judgmental score 0
Not sexist score 4