People like that should not be serving in office, it's quite simple," then AG _ Now Governor Maura Healey said of Anthony DiPierro

 

In 1992, Governor William Weld praised my publicity company's work on a Boston-based Rolling Stones cover album, 30 years later, now Governor Maura Healey demanded Anthony DiPierro resign. Was DiPierro even born in 1992? Beyond his racist behavior, do you want a juvenile shooting spitballs like a bad tenth grader in office denying the public the public service that they deserve?

WGBH May 20, 2022 Updated  August 07, 2023

Attorney General Maura Healey called on an Everett city councilor to resign in light of a series of racist statements. Councilor Anthony DiPierro first started taking heat publicly when the public learned he had shared a racist meme in March. While Mayor Carlo DeMaria has stood by the councilor, saying he believes in second chances, pressure has been building for DiPierro to resign as another incident recently was made public

Hannah Reale WGBH website

https://www.wgbh.org/news/politics/2022-05-20/healey-calls-on-everett-city-councilor-to-resign-over-racist-comments "He should resign! People like that should not be serving in office, it's quite simple," Healey said to applause from the audience during Friday's taping of Boston Public Radio at the Boston Public Library.

Hannah Reale

May 20, 2022

Updated  August 07, 2023   https://www.wgbh.org/news/politics/2022-05-20/healey-calls-on-everett-city-councilor-to-resign-over-racist-comments

Attorney General Maura Healey called on an Everett city councilor to resign in light of a series of racist statements.

Councilor Anthony DiPierro first started taking heat publicly when the public learned he had shared a racist meme in March. While Mayor Carlo DeMaria has stood by the councilor, saying he believes in second chances, pressure has been building for DiPierro to resign as another incident recently was made public. Just last week, The Boston Globe uncovered a video of DiPierro making comments with others in Everett city government about trying to bring Black people to public events so that they would be less likely to be perceived as racist.

"He should resign! People like that should not be serving in office, it's quite simple," Healey said to applause from the audience during Friday's taping of Boston Public Radio at the Boston Public Library.