How does the excerpt by Morel differ from Kipling According to Morel what is the impact of the white man upon African society Is his critique fair and accurate Why and or why not?

Morel's excerpt criticizes the white man's exploitation and destruction of African society, highlighting the negative impact of colonization on the African people. He argues that the white man's actions have led to the disruption of African social structures and the exploitation of its resources. Morel's critique is seen as fair and accurate by many as it sheds light on the exploitation and injustice faced by African societies under colonization. Kipling, on the other hand, often glorifies colonialism and portrays the white man as superior and justified in their actions, contrasting Morel's more critical perspective.