function text(){ }; text = new text(); number = 0; // textArray text[number++] = " $\"Read$ I wound up going to work in the mill three months after graduation. It was a heartbreak to my parents but a big decision for me. Out of six children, I was the only one that was able to graduate and they had high hopes that I would further my education and go on and be something besides a mill worker - 'cause really that was the last thing that my daddy ever wanted any of us to be. CONTINUE >>" text[number++] = " $\"Read$ I started in the mill straight out of high school. I graduated on June 1st, had my birthday on June 3rd, and entered the mill on the June 4th, 1969. Been there ever since.

The day that he was fired, my husband had worked there 33 years and had never had a write-up on his record. CONTINUE >>" text[number++] = " $\"Read$ We lived in an area they called Ni-Town. The mill houses that the whites stayed in was across town and the houses was much larger.

When I got to the mill it was a big, old, awesome place, you know, with all kinds of activities going on. Being around white people that much, it was a different thing for me. The supervisors were terrible on a black man. He could hardly breathe without them getting all over him for any little thing. I guess they just didn't appreciate you being there and they wanted to show their dominancy over you. CONTINUE >>" increment = Math.floor(Math.random() * number); document.write(text[increment]);