Serena and Venus Williams' father details Indian Wells incident in new book

In his forthcoming book, Richard Williams asserts in vivid terms that he and his daughters Venus and Serena were attacked with racist venom from the mostly white crowd at the tournament at Indian Wells, Calif., in 2001.

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Serena and Venus Williams boycotted Indian Wells for 14 years because of racist crowd who 'booed lustily like a genteel lynch mob