Rutgers Professor Mark Bray Details Flight to Spain in New Book After 2025 Kirk Assassination
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Updated · Fox News · Sep 11
Rutgers Professor Mark Bray Details Flight to Spain in New Book After 2025 Kirk Assassination
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 11
Summary
Jan. 19 is the release date for Mark Bray’s “Unpunctuated Death Threats,” which recounts how the Rutgers history professor left the U.S. for Spain with his wife and two children after Charlie Kirk’s Sept. 10, 2025 assassination.
Death threats and online doxxing drove that move, according to Bray and his publisher, which says federal agents also stopped and questioned the family at the airport before they eventually reached Spain.
The book frames the episode as evidence of a U.S. “fascist present,” tying Bray’s departure to what the publisher calls a Trump-era climate of far-right violence and fear.
Bray’s account lands amid scrutiny of his own activism: he wrote “Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook,” has backed “militant anti-fascism,” and faced a Rutgers Turning Point USA student petition seeking his removal last October.