From Sierra Leone to Broadway, Kemokai finds a place of his own
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Yusef Kemokai once pictured himself playing professional soccer. Later, he hoped to make a living flying airplanes.
Neither worked out quite as planned.
But those ambitions brought him from Sierra Leone to London, then to North Dakota. Barbering brought him to Little Falls, where he now has a business of his own.
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