Media companies dropped the comic strip after cartoonist Scott Adams called Black Americans a 'hate group.'
In a series of tweets on Sunday, Musk said that the media used to be racist against minority groups, but now it is racist against white people and Asian people.
In a series of tweets on Sunday, Musk said that the media used to be racist against minority groups, but now it is racist against white people and Asian people. Adams called Black Americans a “hate group” in response to a recent Rasmussen poll in which 26% of Black respondents said they disagreed with the statement “It’s OK to be white.”The Dilbert comic strip was later pulled by Gannett Co., the owner of USA Today.Dilbert, which Adams created in 1989, generally focuses on satirical office humor.
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