 During World War II, 50 black sailors were charged with mutiny for refusing to keep loading munitions after hundreds of their fellow sailors died in a huge explosion. I just didn't want to work under the same conditions and advance the chance of the same thing happening again. Remembering the Port Chicago 50, eight decades later, on All Things Considered from NPR News. And it's for All Things Considered this afternoon beginning at four here on Maine Public Radio.