Cancellation of ‘Dilbert’ Creator Over Alleged Racist Comments Gathers Pace

Scott Adams said he had been making a point that ‘everyone should be treated as an individual’ without discrimination.

AP/Marcio Jose Sanchez, file
The creator of the comic strip ‘Dilbert,’ Scott Adams, talks about his work at his studio at Dublin, California. AP/Marcio Jose Sanchez, file

The “Dilbert” creator, Scott Adams, is seeing his reach shrink, as dozens of newspapers and a major comic strip platform said they would no longer publish his long-running office workplace comic strip over his recent remarks that some consider racist.

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