Eula McGill had to leave school and begin work in a textile mill at age fourteen. During the Great Depression, her family had moved to Alabama and McGill had become active in her union, eventually becoming a leader in the labor movement in Selma. In the early 1970s, McGill did three oral history interviews with the Southern Oral History Program, discussing her lifelong involvement in the southern textile mill world.
Click here to listen to and read our first interview with Eula McGill.
Click here to listen to and read our second interview with Eula McGill.
Click here to listen to and read our third interview with Eula McGill.
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