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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
World
Ashifa Kassam European Community affairs correspondent

Death threats and accusations: the professor targeted by the US far right

Mark Bray
‘I’m anti-fascist insofar as I don’t like fascism and I would really like us to organise against fascism, but I have never been part of a group,’ Mark Bray says. Photograph: Pablo García/The Guardian

Baggage dropped and boarding passes in hand, Mark Bray and his family cleared security at Newark airport in early October. Their flight to Spain was meant to ferry the family of four to safety after days of mounting threats; instead, as they waited at the gate to board, they were told that someone had cancelled their reservation.

“It felt like I was being watched and laughed at,” said Bray, a professor at Rutgers university who teaches a course on the history of antifascism and in 2017 wrote a book on Antifa. “I knew it was politically motivated one way or the other.”

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