Challenging Stereotypes, Giving Back, and Business Talk with Rapper, Community Builder, and Mechanical Engineer Borey Chau

Borey Chau is a second generation Khmer American who uses art to share his perspective of Cambodian diaspora life in Califorinia. Many know him as G Funk Supreme, Long Beach, California rap artist, entrepreneur, and creative. His personal persona though includes his day job as a Mechanical Engineer. Discover how he overcame stereotypes, pursued his passions, and built initiatives to uplift his community in this episode. Borey's book:If My Eyes Could Talk They Things They Would Say https://www.blurb.com/b/9322600-if-my-eyes-could-talk-the-things-they-would-say?srsltid=AfmBOooAlUyjlSuOjcWdJQpMrSKJtkTWzbsQxB-Fg80-J7y-JLlzuSi9Borey's Instagram:@GFunkSupreme https://www.instagram.com/gfunksupreme@khummunity https://www.instagram.com/khmmunity------------Learn Khmer with the ReanKhmer app! This is what I’m using to increase my proficiency. Hosting an event in Canada? Use Bloom Tickets to sell your tickets, like me! Here's my referral link.Let's connect on Instagram @KhmerVoicesDo you have an inspiring story you'd like to share on Khmer Voices? DM me on social.Intro and outro music by https://pixabay.com/users/chhuchchhuch-26181660/