What Is The Central Idea Of The Poem The White Man's?
What Is The Central Idea Of The Poem The White Man's?
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The Anglo-Saxon and European white races are successful because they still regard it as their responsibility to dominate the globe and civilize other peoples. To spread the word of the civilized world, Kipling recommends that American forces stationed in the Philippines send their best sons. He suggests exercising restraint, being upbeat, treating people well, providing equal opportunity, and rewarding your colleagues. He also begs them to respect the people’s freedom and to avoid being overly hurried or sensitive because they would be teaching the populace how to govern themselves and demonstrating the superiority of God.
The White Man’s Summary