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Brea Baker

  • Writer, Freelance
  • None, ELLE, Refinery29, Refinery29 Unbothered
Atlanta
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Braided Movements: Black & Indigenous Perspectives on Reclaiming Land

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By Kailea Loften, Nick Tilsen, Brea Baker
| The Forge: Organizing Strategy and Practice Verified
In a country where land has historically been central to wealth and power-building, we must carefully consider how we want to work together towards land reclamation. Kailea Loften in conversation with Nick Tilsen and Brea Baker At the start of 2026, Brea Baker, author of Rooted: The American Legacy of Land Theft in the Modern Movement for Black Land Ownership, sat down for a conversation with NDN Collective’s founder, Nick Tilsen, and Guest Editor, Kailea Loften.
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Welcome to Anatola Araba’s re-imagined world.

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By Brea Baker
| Mission Magazine Verified
One morning you awaken to a watercolor sky and dual suns. Opaque drapery hangs from the ceiling as golden hour shines through the fabric in flints of purples, oranges, and pinks. The glow kisses your face as the sound of chirping birds nearly lulls you back to sleep in your canopy bed made of organic materials. Eventually, your eyes are fully open and you step out of your front door to grab some juicy fruit from the trees lining your street and neighborhood.
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Mixed reactions to $5.1 billion southwest Atlanta investment plan

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By Brea Baker
| Atlanta Community Press Collective
Southwest Atlanta is the epicenter of the highest concentration of poverty citywide. The average resident rents their home, makes under $40,000 annually and is considered “car-dependent” by nature of limited local resources.
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