Rutgers Professor Flees U.S. After Threats | Wilmington News

Rutgers professor Mark Bray, author of the antifascist handbook “Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook,” is fleeing the U.S. after claiming he received death threats and had his address leaked online — a move he says was prompted by the political climate following Charlie Kirk’s assassination. His new book, “Unpunctuated Death Threats: Notes from a Fascist Present,” frames his exile as a response to a “new fascism,” while also exploring his Jewish identity amid global turmoil. The controversy has ignited campus debate, with students petitioning to remove him, arguing his self-portrayal as a victim is ironic given his past support for antifascist causes and donations to defense funds. Federal agents questioned him at the airport before his flight to Spain, and his book is set to release January 19th — sparking national conversations about safety, political speech, and the future of dissent in America.

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