The Latest Breaking News from Scott Adams

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The saga of the comic strip “Dilbert” and the racist rants of its creator, Scott Adams, isn’t the out-of-control cancel culture that Twitter boss Elon Musk and others on the right claim. It’s actually an example of the free market in action — the free market of newspapers responding to…

Dilbert, the put-upon chronicler of office life, has been given the pink slip.

The satirical workplace cartoon has been dropped by US newspapers after its creator waded into race controversy

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“Dilbert” cartoonist Scott Adams says there is a familiar story line behind the wave of consequences that hit him over the weekend after he made remarks that some people and companies deemed racist. Adams was axed by newspapers, his syndicate and his book publisher.

Scott Adams maintains that he's right despite being "canceled" by his publisher.

Illustrators say the creator of Dilbert has held problematic views for a long time, from claiming that he lost job opportunities because he is white to questioning the legitimacy of the COVID vaccine.

In the category of career implosions for a major American cultural figure, the downfall of Scott Adams has been especially swift and spectacular.

This follows the comic strip getting dumped by newspapers and its distributor after Scott Adams' racist rant

Comic creator called Black people ‘hate group’