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By BONNIE PRICE LOFTON

Rappahannock News Contributing Writer

It was last Thursday night. Two men from Africa — more precisely, from Cameroon on the west coast of central Africa — were eating dinner in a Castleton home.

Their hostess, the parent of a 15-yearold at Rappahannock High, said, “I have no idea what kind of reception you’ll have at the high school tomorrow. I’m not sure many of the students have ever seen or met people like you.”

Paul Kengmo replied: “There will be no problem. You’ll see. They will feel it when we open our hearts to them. Then they will open their hearts to us.”

The next morning Paul Kengmo and Joseph Ngwa faced several hundred

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