People’s Democracy was a journal published by the Revolutionary Review Press. Four issues appeared. In the fourth issue, the journal notified its readers that publication was being suspended due to “certain internal and external contradictions.”
Part I: A Brief Analysis of the Concrete Conditions Internationally and in the U.S.
Part II: The History and Present State of the Contemporary Revolutionary Movement in the U.S.
Chapter One: The Spontaneous Mass Movements of the 1950s, 1960s and early 1970s Giving Rise to Anti-Revisionist Formations
I. The Civil Rights Movement
II. Black Power
III. The Anti-War Movement
IV. The Black Liberation Movement
V. The Movement of Other Oppressed Nationalities
Chapter Two: The U.S. Anti-Revisionist Movement
I. The U.S. Anti-Revisionist Movement's Origin and Development
II. Periods
III. The U.S. Anti-Revisionist Movement's Impact on American Society
IV. The Scattered, Disunited, Isolated State of the U.S. Anti-Revisionist Movement and the Movements Unity Around the Line of One-Stage Revolution
Part III: What is a Completed Democratic Revolution and Must Such a Revolution Precede Socialism?
Part IV: Was the Democratic Revolution in the U.S. Completed?
Chapter One: The War Of Independence And The First Democratic Revolution
Chapter Two: The Civil War And The Second Democratic Revolution
Chapter Three: America’s Second Hundred Years
Part V: The Nature and Character of the American Revolution’s Present Stage Summed Up
Introduction
I. What is Philosophy?
II. The Two World Outlooks
III. The History of Materialism
On the U.S. Anti-Revisionist Movement’s Anti-Left Tendency
I. The Emergence of the Anti-Left Tendency
II. The Anti-Left Tendency's Three Sub-Tendencies
III. The Further Consolidation of the Neo-Revisionist Sub-Tendency
IV. Summary and Conclusion
IV. Metaphysics
V. Dialectics
VI. Dialectical Materialism’s Philosophical and Practical Aspects