CMC chooses ‘The Sun Does Shine’ for 2021 common reader program
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For its annual Common Reader program, Colorado Mountain College chose “The Sun Does Shine” by Anthony Ray Hinton.
The college is encouraging people to read the book along with their community. The book chronicles Hinton’s experience spending 30 years in solitary confinement after being wrongly convicted of two counts of capital murder. It also takes a look at issues within the American justice system.
The college will host two virtual author events Feb. 24 and 25. The events will start at 7 p.m., and participants will have the chance to engage directly with Hinton, according to a news release.
Closer to the event dates, the college will post information at ColoradoMountain.edu about how to join the virtual events.
Readers also will be able to participate in discussion groups and classes about the book.
Participate in The Longevity Project
The Longevity Project is an annual campaign to help educate readers about what it takes to live a long, fulfilling life in our valley. This year Kevin shares his story of hope and celebration of life with his presentation Cracked, Not Broken as we explore the critical and relevant topic of mental health.
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