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The meaning of "the white man's burden" by rudyard kipling, 1899

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    To simplify years of systematic racism and white superiority in europe and america, the poem was written because kipling and many other white europeans at the time believed it was their responsibility to dominate non white "uncivilized" places with cultures they didn't understand.
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