Nicholas WongMr. KaczorowskiMs. JeongRST 2424/17/22Week 6 Reflection NarrativeThe correlation between environmental action and gender equity is largely introduced inthis week’s lesson. Since I thought the environment and gender were two different things, Ithought there wasn’t any direct correlation between them prior to reading this week’s learningmaterials. However, I now think there is a correlation between the environment and gender afterlearning this week’s material, which drastically changed my perspective. Since how society treatswomen resembles similarities to how society utilizes environmental resources, the belief thatwomen are related to the environment is thought of by some ecofeminists. As each gender shouldbe equally treated, it would be very wrong to say that men have a higher social status thanwomen. Since a huge part of people’s daily essentials are formed by natural resources, I think ofthe environment as a primary resource for people from the perception of a man. I also believepeople can acquire some resources from the environment. Regardless of gender, I think it ispeople’s responsibility to preserve the environment even though people can acquire resourcesfrom nature. For almost a month, I volunteered at a park during my Junior year of high school.Clearing up garbage was a pretty easy task to accomplish. Regardless of gender, it is everyone’sresponsibility to preserve the environment, which led me to be motivated to accomplish thispretty easy volunteering work. What I am trying to get at here is that natural resources should bereasonably utilized by people. It is essential for my gender of a male to be responsible for
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