Mark Bray — a self-described “anti-fascist” activist with deep ties to Antifa — has reportedly fled the United States, citing alleged death threats and online harassment. The controversial Rutgers University professor, who has long been accused of providing intellectual cover for violent left-wing extremism, is now believed to have relocated to Europe, with journalist Andy Ngo reporting that Bray may be heading to Spain.
Bray, who currently serves as an assistant teaching professor at Rutgers University, has a long history of political agitation. Before joining Rutgers, he lectured at Dartmouth and played a central role in organizing the Occupy Wall Street movement. He later gained notoriety for writing Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook, a book critics say glorifies domestic extremism while downplaying the group’s repeated use of violence.
In a post on BlueSky, Bray claimed that he has been the target of doxing and “death threats” in recent weeks — a situation he says has forced him to leave the country for his safety. “I have had to make difficult choices for my well-being and that of my family,” Bray wrote, framing his departure as an act of self-preservation rather than a retreat from mounting public pressure.
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