What do the white missionaries do?

White missionaries historically sought to convert indigenous peoples to Christianity, often establishing churches and schools to promote their religious teachings. They aimed to spread Western values and culture, frequently viewing their mission as a moral obligation to "civilize" non-Christian societies. This often led to significant cultural disruption and conflict, as indigenous beliefs and practices were marginalized. Additionally, many missionaries played complex roles in colonial contexts, sometimes advocating for social justice and the rights of local populations, while also participating in the broader colonial agenda.