@andreatuttle
Interested in reimagining the economy to put people and planet first. Currently, working on a book to help workers build a fair economy. I spend my time writing, reading, drawing, running, and adventuring with my family.
Writing business emails that start with “Hi! Hope you’re well” while the federal government just killed an innocent woman, froze childcare funding, and ran an illegal coup in Venezuela over the weekend… I’m pretty sure this cognitive dissonance is going to kill me. Anyone else?
Private Equity Finds a New Source of Profit: Volunteer Fire Departments Rural departments have long relied on cheap software solutions to keep their operations running. But fire chiefs report sharp price increases as investors have entered the market.
Private equity must be stopped.
www.nytimes.com/2025/12/14/u...
In October, I took a flight during the government shutdown. A series of connections revealed to me the importance of recognizing each other more fully. And how that recognition is key to building collective energy to fight the forces seeking to hoard wealth & power. open.substack.com/pub/communit...
As Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis stated in 1933; “We can have democracy in this country or we can have great wealth concentrated in the hands of the few, but we cannot have both.”
Today, at a time of unprecedented income & wealth inequality, his words ring truer than ever.
This was one of the most hopeful articles I've reported in a while. It's a great example of collaboration toward action. And, it involves ice cream 😋
I am once again asking you to stop sending us money.
But we do need your time. ⏰
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High rents, empty desks: The mystery of downtown Boulder’s office market
Many of us feel alone right now, but we're not. The more we can become attuned to those who are on our team, the more unified we are, and the more collective change we can make. www.communityreturns.show/p/same-team
Public and local media have been gutted this month, and I'm feeling a lot of loss. When news isn't a public good and is instead a profit-maker, we lose. www.communityreturns.show/p/the-loss-o...
Boulder's economy is facing headwinds. Businesses and members of the community have a role in shaping the city's future, but to do that, you need to know where we're at.
Here's the update from the Boulder Chamber's Economic Forecast event. boulderweekly.com/news/boulder...
I have a few ideas about how Boulder can focus its economic development in ways that center workers to make the city more accessible for more people. I outline the approaches in my recent OpEd: boulderweekly.com/opinion/opin...
I'm excited to share my first article in a series on the topic of remote work, vacancy in downtown Boulder, and its impacts on local business in the Boulder Weekly. boulderweekly.com/news/office-...
1. The conventional explanation for food deserts—that these places are too poor or too rural to generate enough spending on groceries, or too Black to overcome racist corporate redlining — fail to grapple with a key fact: food deserts didn’t used to exist. My new piece in The Atlantic.
Ten book covers: How We Get Free, Hope in the Dark, Freedom is a Constant Struggle, Palestine in a World on Fire, Let This Radicalize you, Socialism... Seriously, The Black Antifascist Tradition, Elite Capture, Class Struggle Unionism, and Unbuild Walls. More details at the included link.
For the next two weeks, we’re offering ten free ebooks for getting free
Another world is possible if we fight for it
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New >> California and New York are projected to lose up to 8 electoral votes in 2030. Texas and Florida are projected to gain 8.
If Kamala Harris had to compete with that map, even winning Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin wouldn’t have saved her. www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc...
