The comic strip's creator Scott Adams said white people should 'get the hell away' from black people.
Scott Adams's comic strip is known for its satirical office humour, where engineer Dilbert is the main character
In a video on YouTube, Scott Adams, who is white, said black Americans were part of a "hate group" and that white people should "get the hell away" from them.He said most of his income would be gone by next week. Among those media outlets that have dropped the Dilbert cartoon strip are the USA Today network, which operates dozens of newspapers, and the Los Angeles Times.His comments were made in response to a survey in which people were asked to agree or disagree with the phrase: "It's OK to be white."
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