Terrance Heath

Terrance Heath

At a Glance:

Terrance Heath has been a Project Contributor since July 2007, has written 603 entries and currently lives in Washington, DC.

Bio

Terrance Heath has blogged at The Republic of T. since October 2003. He lives in the metro Washington D.C. area with his husband and their adopted son, and works as a blogging/social media consultant.

Terrance Heath: Recently Filed

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Breadwinning Women, Surrogacy & the Single Dad

Filed by Terrance Heath | June 16, 2013 | 11:30 AM | comments

Americans aren't any more comfortable with stay-at-home dads than they are with working moms, and men who take on a fairer share of childcare get no respect at work.Read More


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How the Few Have Chosen Inequality for the Many

Filed by Terrance Heath | June 13, 2013 | 1:30 PM | comments

By now we know this is not a good economy. It's a "Truman Show" economy, in which "good news" about economic gains are really smoke and mirrors intended hide the reality that ours is an economy in which the few have chosen inequality for the many.Read More


Room for Debate: How About a Family-Friendly Economy

Filed by Terrance Heath | June 06, 2013 | 1:00 PM | comments

The answer to the question, "What are families for?", seems pretty straightforward to me, and it has nothing to do with gender, sexual orientation, or marital status.Read More


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Full Court Press: Obama Dares Republicans to Filibuster Nominees

Filed by Terrance Heath | June 03, 2013 | 11:00 AM | comments

While the rest of us will be sweating through another Washington summer, Republican senators will be sweating in their well air-conditioned offices, now that President Obama has turned up the heat on GOP obstruction, with three nominees to the U.S. District Court of Appeals for District of Columbia Circuit.Read More


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Sequestering the Next Disaster

Filed by Terrance Heath | May 23, 2013 | 1:30 PM | comments

President Obama has promised Oklahoma "everything that it needs right away" to begin the process of recovering and rebuilding, but the debate in Washington is a reminder that we're all threatened by a masssive, man-made disaster called sequestration.Read More


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