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Dawn MacKeen

Dawn MacKeen is a former senior writer for Salon, and author of a forthcoming book about her grandfather’s survival of the Armenian Genocide, "The Hundred-Year Walk: An Armenian Odyssey" (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, January 2016).

People gather at the Holy Martyrs Armenian Church in Deir Zor, Syria, in 2009, five years before it was destroyed in a bombing. (flickr/Studio Ashnag)

I’d visited the Armenian Genocide memorial to remember the dead — and now it, too, is gone

Dawn MacKeen

Bad blood in Egypt

Dawn MacKeen

George’s noxious revision

Dawn MacKeen, Anthony York

Controversial cell research takes a hit

Dawn MacKeen

Europe’s livestock plague

Dawn MacKeen

Your heart has been recalled

Dawn MacKeen

Global warning

Dawn MacKeen

Just say no to DARE

Dawn MacKeen

Pro-choice activism is reactivated

Dawn MacKeen

Prof. Al’s shaky debut

Dawn MacKeen

Don’t try this at home

Dawn MacKeen

Overwhelming evidence of global warming

Dawn MacKeen

Disaster in the Gal

Dawn MacKeen

What’s causing early puberty?

Dawn MacKeen

Babies for the highest bidders

Dawn MacKeen

Could Ashcroft roll back drug policy reform?

Dawn MacKeen

The medical privacy debate

Dawn MacKeen

First you dial, then you crash

Dawn MacKeen

U.S. clash on global warming

Dawn MacKeen

Life under the hole in the sky

Dawn MacKeen

Internet sex infections

Dawn MacKeen

Kids as guinea pigs

Dawn MacKeen

Should shrinks probe the violent fantasies of patients?

Dawn MacKeen

A disease fueled by testosterone

Dawn MacKeen

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