Shooting An Elephant Imperialism

It would be great if everyone could have the capability to view things from the perspective of others, for a better understanding of how a person from a different background see things. Unfortunately, in “Shooting an Elephant” the Burmese perspective was limited being that they were happy for an elephant to die for immediate satisfaction, ignoring that the Elephant is a symbolism for power and dignity within their culture “However, the white man and enforcer of imperialism was able to experience what it feels like to be oppressed. Orwell, being a man of privilege, aware of how “evil” imperialism is going against his personal feelings for the interest of himself and the British. Kincaid express anger and a deep dislike for tourist that she repeatedly stereotypes and refer to as “ugly” human beings. The tourist is a representation of the British and how they exploited the Antiguan’s for their own gratification.
White people are born into privilege due to the history of their fathers. This privilege gives whites an advancement at the injustice of everyone else. This privilege also allows makes it easier for white people to generalize people who are different in, race, culture a difference that is look upon as inferior as they are unable to