In the excerpt assigned, he echoes Wells in his enumeration of violent acts. Forcing the South into Reconstruction yielded "a crime-storm of devastating fury" that featured "guerilla warfare", "political riots", and untold numbers of brutal acts of aggression aimed against the interests of the newly emancipated African Americans...
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Echoing Marx, he decries the "exploitation of black labor" by those with "ownership of the land". Rather than provide reconciliation, DuBois feels Reconstruction failed to effectively emancipate Africans from widespread exploitation. A more nuanced reading, however, yields a description of the new divisions it created within American society as the backlash against Reconstruction somehow delineated opposing parties in a kind of race struggle...
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