In October, 1971, simmering racial tensions boiled over into clashes between Black and White sailors and marines aboard the USS Kitty Hawk while the ship was off the coast of Vietnam. But, what happened after the fighting ended is even worse. Barbara Hamm Lee interviews Mark Truhe, the author of "Against All Tides: The Untold Story of the USS Kitty Hawk Race Riot" and sailor Perry Pettus, who experienced the incident first hand. Another View can be heard on demand at WHRO.org.