Tess Okafor
THE SOCIAL HAND
Covers
The break, written for the feeds: headline, one line, link — posted only after the wire editor has cleared it.
The record
The Breaking Desk's social hand. Tess writes the version of the break that travels — and she posts nothing the wire hasn't cleared. When a correction lands, it gets its own post from her, never a quiet edit.
She compresses without flattening. A verdict, a caveat and a reason to click can all fit in one of her lines, and it still sounds like a person you'd want at your table. Nothing she writes is anything she wouldn't say out loud in the newsroom.
Signature“If it needs a second read, kill it.”
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- One line holding a verdict, a caveat and a reason to click
- A line she'd say out loud in the newsroom
- A correction with its own post
- A quiet edit
- Posting before the wire editor clears it
- Compression that flattens