Catastrophically Catholic

Charlie:

Nancy:

Harper:

Dagny, who was supposed to have been kidnapped:

Nancy:

The prairie dogs:

Nancy:

Especially since you can’t separate St Kateri Tekakwitha’s life and conversion from colonial violence, theft and genocide, and her story has been used for those aims ever since she was alive.

As we all hopefully know, we don't touch art when we go to the museum, even though depending on the materials one person touching an art piece probably won't ruin it. However, if enough people visiting the museum were to touch it this could damage or destroy a piece. This is because our actions add up to having collective consequences.

So say for example you're visiting a quaint little town that's a popular tourist destination, and to get the perfect shot of say, a windmill, or a particularly pretty footbridge going over the river, you'd have to stand in someone's yard. Before you think to yourself "well, it's fine if just one person stands in this person's yard to get a picture of that thing" consider you're probably not the only tourist who's had this thought, and perhaps this person has tourists standing in their yard all day every day, and it's starting to cause problems for them.

Closest match: Hottonia palustris genome assembly, chromosome: 9 Common name: Water Violet