Leopard Spots: A Novel of the White Man's White Burden—1865-1900 by Thomas Dixon, Jr. is a literary masterpiece that will challenge your understanding of late 19th century racial stereotypes and sociocultural perceptions. In this novel, the author reveals the relationship between whites and African Americans through the prism of complex and ambiguous characters, plots and moral dialogues. Depicting the struggle for power, adaptation to changes in society and love intrigues takes place against the background of historical events after the Civil War in the United States. Readers will be able to feel the heat and cold of the atmosphere of the southern states, experience the joy of victory and the bitterness of defeat. "Leopard Spots" is not only a romantic story, but also a deep thought about social problems and racial issues, which are still relevant for our society.