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American cartoonist and author (1957–2026)
Scott Adams made statements in a 2023 livestream that many outlets and commentators characterized as racist—most notably saying Black people could be seen as a “hate group” and advising white people t...
Scott Adams, during a February 2023 episode of his YouTube livestream Real Coffee with Scott Adams, used language that multiple outlets quoted as calling Black Americans a “hate group” and urging whit...
The contested February 22, 2023 Real Coffee with Scott Adams installment was broadcast as a YouTube livestream and is the specific program that triggered widespread fallout for Adams; major news outle...
Fact‑checkers and media watchdogs converged on the core facts: Scott Adams used a Rasmussen poll about the phrase “It’s OK to be white” as the springboard for a February 2023 YouTube livestream in whi...
A set of verbatim transcripts from Scott Adams’ February 2023 Real Coffee/Coffee With Scott Adams livestreams is publicly referenced on Adams’ Locals community pages and in third‑party transcript aggr...
When syndicator Andrews McMeel Universal announced it was “severing our relationship” with Scott Adams in late February 2023, the company framed the decision as a values-based business break — saying ...
Andrews McMeel Syndication and a raft of major newspapers publicly framed their decision to drop Dilbert in 2023 as a response to Scott Adams’s on‑camera remarks about Black people — statements they c...