In the year following the assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University, a Rutgers professor who built his career studying anti-fascist movements found himself living out a chapter he might once have analyzed from a distance — fleeing his own country with his family under the weight of death threats and doxxing. Mark Bray's departure to Spain and his forthcoming memoir sit at the intersection of genuine personal fear and a sweeping political argument about the nature of American democracy. His story raises the oldest questions about dissent, safety, and the price of ideas held public
Rutgers professor flees to Spain, publishes book on US 'fascism' after Kirk assassination
Mark Bray and his family were forced to flee the United States and relocate to Spain due to alleged death threats and doxxing following a high-profile political assassination.