While the mass violence in 1960s America is only a backdrop for his portraits of pseudo-revolutionary groups active through the 1970s and into the 1980s, Bryan Burrough sees the violent black rhetoric of the 1960s as a galvanizing force for those who became the radical underground. The groups dissected in his Days of Rage, a massive book of 548 pages of narrative text, were often dismissed as "loony leftists." Today, they are mostly forgotten, but Burrough resurrects them from the dustbin of history at an extraordinary level of detail. These domestic terrorists loved Marxist rhetoric, but their tactics were closer to those of earlier American anarchists. Burrough's groups and a handful of others detonated thousands of bombs from New York to Chicago to San Francisco and in between in their attempts to destabilize American life.
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机译：虽然1960年代的大规模暴力只是他对1970年代至1980年代活跃的伪革命团体肖像的描绘的背景，但布莱恩·伯拉夫（Bryan Burrough）却将1960年代的暴力黑人言论视为激进力量，为那些成为激进地下组织的人们提供了动力。在他的《愤怒的日子》（Days of Rage）中被解剖的团体，这本占地548页的大型叙事文本通常被视为“懒惰的左派”。如今，它们大多已被人遗忘，但Burrough以非凡的细节使它们从历史的垃圾箱中复活。这些家庭恐怖分子喜欢马克思主义的言论，但他们的战术与早期的美国无政府主义者更为接近。 Burrough的团体和其他一些团体从纽约到芝加哥再到旧金山引爆了数千枚炸弹，其间企图破坏美国人的生活。
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