Professor Joyce Lee Malcolm has previously taught at Princeton University,
Bentley College, Boston University, Northeastern University and
Cambridge University. She was also a Senior Advisor at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Security Studies Program, a
Visiting Scholar at Massachusetts Center for Renaissance Studies, and is
a Bye Fellow at Robinson College, Cambridge University.
Her seventh book, Peter's War: A new England Slave Boy and the American Revolution, published by Yale University Press is now available. Her essays have appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times, USA Today, The Boston Globe and other newspapers.
She Recently appeared on PBS's "The Firing Line" with Kwame Holman and this diminutive, soft spoken woman delivered a more powerful, cutting argument in defense of the Second Amendment than the frothing Ted Nugent ever could.
[EDIT] I just watched this video for a second time. I am compelled to commend Mr. Holman for his work in this interview. It is an exceedingly rare thing in this day for a journalist to interview in such genial, non-confrontational, non-agenda driven manner particularly with respect to the polarizing nature of the topic under discussion.
The vast majority of broadcast journalists could take a lesson from Mr. Holman. Congratulations sir. You are fair, and that is all we can ask of a journalist. A shame it has become such a rare trait. [/EDIT]
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