InDesk and the CitybyRed Leachon·Sep 1The Jurisdiction of BecomingFor several weeks, I had five careers open in my browser tabs.
InThe Armchair LegistbyRed Leachon·Apr 29Article 133 Is a Blasphemy Law the 1987 Constitution Should Not TolerateThis is the fifth and final entry in the five-part series, Decriminalizing Taboos Through the Philippine Constitution. This piece argues…
Red Leachon·Apr 20When Morality Overreaches: Why Full Criminalization of Prostitution Fails the 1987 ConstitutionThis is the fourth entry in the five-part series, Decriminalizing Taboos through the Philippine Constitution. This piece argues that the…
InDesk and the CitybyRed Leachon·Mar 4The Price of Progress: Cold Outreach, Iran, and the Fight for Women’s RightsI’ve been trying to explain the last few weeks to friends without sounding like I joined a cult called Consistency. In a way, I did, but…
InDesk and the CitybyRed Leachon·Jan 29The Momentum Myth: Why the Professional Starting Line is a Lie (and How I’m Rebuilding Mine)I spent more than two months doing the professional version of begging. Not the dramatic kind. The tasteful kind. The kind where you…
InThe Armchair LegistbyRed Leachon·Jul 26, 2025A Cage for Women: Why Philippine Adultery Laws Must Be Repealed
Red Leachon·Jul 1, 2025Expectations vs Reality: My Mid-Year Audit in 2025I asked ChatGPT to write me a stinging July 2025 month to month mid-year reflection of what I promised to do for my career or life goals…
Red Leachon·Apr 8, 2025Return to Writing: Lessons in Consistency, SEO, and GrowthDay 5 of the 30 Day Writing ChallengeA response icon1A response icon1
Red Leachon·Apr 4, 2025Trust the Process, Heart Aches and Writing JourneyThis is my 3rd day of doing a 30 writing challenge of From Law to Content series.
Red Leachon·Apr 3, 2025From Law to Content: A Queer Jurist’s 30-Day Writing Challenge (Day 2 of 30)My Copywriting Journey!
