30 April 2017
By Ethan DeWitt
The Keene Sentinel
PETERBOROUGH — No one ever said the socialist revolution was going to happen overnight. Nor has any scholar pegged the seeds of the next social overthrow to Peterborough, New Hampshire.
By Ethan DeWitt
The Keene Sentinel
PETERBOROUGH — No one ever said the socialist revolution was going to happen overnight. Nor has any scholar pegged the seeds of the next social overthrow to Peterborough, New Hampshire.
But as
self-described radical socialist Chris DiLoreto sees it, every movement
has to start somewhere. And the 33-year-old progressive activist says
he’s found the ideal launching point for a conversation, if not an
uprising. Next month, at town elections, DiLoreto will compete for a
seat on the library board of trustees.
It’s not quite the October Revolution. But for DiLoreto — who will compete against incumbents Ron Bowman and Marcia Patten May 9 for the two open seats — the election is a first step toward a broader goal: bringing the tenets of his ideology further into the mainstream....
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