Bryan Christopher

My first book comes out on Sept. 4 and is available for pre-order. bloomsbury.com/us/stopping-th…

Great conversation with Fuerza Triad’s Marilyn Antuñez at Wake Forest!

Author of "Stopping the Deportation Machine," @bryanchristo4 is a teacher at Riverside High School in Durham. His work highlights the power of young people to shape the American story in real time. Join us April 11. #greensboroboundbookfestival #greensboronc #visitgreensboro

Winston-Salem friends - I'm coming to town for two upcoming book events! This week I join an author panel at the North Carolina Reading Association's spring conference. I'll be back next week to speak with Wake Forest University students, faculty and community members.

The more data both sides of the political aisle can acknowledge as true, the more productive conversations about immigration can be. migrationpolicy.org/article/freque…

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“Is instilling the responsibility of speaking up, of advocacy, of standing up in our educational environment? How much should social responsibility be in the hypothetical curriculum of life?” I enjoyed taking to @EdKalegi about teaching and writing. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cha…

This week on Chatterbinge: Caleb McLaughlin #GOATmovie & #StrangerThings, Daniel Roebuck, William Stanford Davis, Jon Taffer, Juan Ibarra & Bryan Christopher. Ed & Caryn on what to do when the waiter brings the wrong order, their personal driving skills, and More! Available NOW

It’s not uncommon for deportation defense to exceed 20, 30 or $40,000, and victory is far from guaranteed.

One of the things I learned while writing Stopping the Deportation Machine is how much immigrant families pay just to get the opportunity to fight for justice.

One of the simplest ways to support members of your community who have been arrested is to donate funds to cover legal fees. gofundme.com/f/support-hect…

Impromptu autograph session in @RegulatorBooks today! No better time to read about the power of community…and support local bookstores! regulatorbookshop.com/book/979888180…

These kids are doing work. Love that it’s getting amplified. theguardian.com/us-news/2026/j…

Wildin and I visited the @wunc studio to talk about our book, the power of student voices and advocacy check out the Due South archives for the full episode.

It’s reassuring to know, especially as an immigration crackdown stoked fear across NC, that there are amazing people working all over the country to support all students. #immigration #nc #bullcity

It was a good weekend in Denver for @ncte’s national conference to speak about facilitating bilingual student expression and share @thepirateshook’s work. I also discovered great new authors like @Anterobot and @MarciaMickelson.

“They’re Just Kind Of Grabbing People”: Fear Grips Durham As Federal Agents Arrive indyweek.com/news/durham/th…

“They’re Just Kind Of Grabbing People”: Fear Grips Durham As Federal Agents Arrive indyweek.com/news/durham/th…

“I do know that they are bringing people here,” said one state senator, who agreed to speak only on background. “We don’t know how long they plan to be here. But they certainly are making their presence known tomorrow.” indyweek.com/news/northcaro…

To learn more, read about the ripple effects an arrest created in my community and what it took to stop a deportation. amazon.com/stopping-depor…

Solidarity played a crucial role in protecting immigrant students in my district during previous ICE raids. When enough voices push back on federal policy, things can change.

“Every show of resistance builds solidarity and sends a message: we will not be intimidated.” Thinking of my colleagues and their students in Charlotte this week. Read more at: #storylink=cpy" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">newsobserver.com/opinion/articl…