Beat Down - Covid Test Required

KInky People of Color presents “Beat Down”

Kinky People of Color: Bay Area invites you to our POC Impact Jam: Beat Down! If you identify as a Person of Color, join us as we build community, socialize, and practice impact play! Impact play covers Spanking, Punching, Flogging, Whipping, Caning, and any other method that causes impact on the body.

This is a safe place for us to explore various forms of impact and express our truest selves free from the stigma of society, the fear of oppression, and the judgment of those that would look upon us as objects, others, and who would use our identities against us. This is a space to live in any gender, sexual expression or disability on the spectrum, and to not worry about the one thing we are constantly reminded of in other spaces: our race and ethnicity.

*All levels are welcome and encouraged to participate. Doors will remain open until 8:00pm; you are welcome to depart as you wish!

The event is held at the Mission Control in Oakland, with the exact address being emailed to you once your ticket is bought.

COVID-19 safety measures:

• All guests MUST take a rapid test on the day of the event, before arriving, and write the date on the test or immediately next to the test
• Take a photo of the negative test & show it to the door guard when you arrive.
• We will have a limited number of tests for sale at $10 each in case anyone is unable to pretest

Doors open at 6:45pm for check in.

Opening circle will be presented by John at 7:15pm followed by a short intro lesson for those new and looking to learn more.

After the intro lesson ends, the dungeon will open for all to use freely.

KPOC’s representative JohnSmile and Adonis will host for the evening.

Petite refreshments such as snacks will be provided throughout the night.

Wind down starts at 9:45pm and the Impact Jam ends at 10:00pm.

Who are People of Color (POC)?
People of Color...

• are visible minorities (POCs); and/or
• have 1 or more parents who are visible minorities (sometimes called mixed race); and/or
• have the lived experience of systemic oppression based on race, ethnicity, culture, mother tongue, place of origin, or heritage (have experienced social or systemic defined racism).

All intersectionalities of POC are welcome if you are a LGBTQ+ or a person with disability AND POC, You. ARE. welcome.

• Please note that while we love and appreciate our allies, this is a POC exclusive event.