the BIPOCalypse

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welcome to the_bipocalypse

about the_bipocalypse

offering informational videos and zines about information
utilizing unique and nontraditional ways to connect the people to the knowledge without shaming or gatekeeping through ‘professional’ or academic jargon.

about the creator

im binky
black
queer
disabled
trying to survive capitalism

What began as a simple zine is transforming into an information alternative for the people.

Utilizing platforms that reach a wider range of people such as zine, short form content and social media the_bipocalypse presents information from unique perspectives.

The cybersecurity branch of the_bipocalypse is
D6 Analytics LLC.

D6 Analytics offers cybersecurity workshops and information audits to individuals and small businesses.

Learning how to protect personal information and identify cyber risks is something most people want but aren’t sure how to incorporate into their daily lives. While working toward a Masters of Informatics, Cybersecurity at San Jose State University, this branch of the_bipocalypse shares that knowledge with marginalized communities in real time.

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lived at the bottom rung of capitalism for over two decades with only a high school degree. while raising a child as a low-income single parent, I survived cancer while attending college and getting my kid through high school. after starting at Laney Community College during the pandemic, in 2025, I graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Science, Technology and Society and a minor in African American Studies.
the summer of 2025 was when all programs, job opportunities and protections for Black femmes, let alone adding on additional marginalizations, vanished from the economy. currently facing eviction, surviving on general assistance, food stamps and ancestral determination.

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for a decade i taught bicycle mechanics throughout the SF Bay Area with my project Hard Knox Bikes and partnering with other organizations.
Hard Knox Bikes was a mobile bike shop focused on empowering marginalized communities and teaching mechanical skills, dedicated to providing a safe, inclusive learning space for women, people of color, and the queer community.
advocating for inclusion I served as Program Director at Spokeland, was as an outreach coordinator for Cycles of Change and ran the bicycle valet program at Bike East Bay over my career.