Everywhere you look right now you can find @thenapministry and her new book, “Rest Is Resistance: A Manifesto” — and I f**king LOVE it. 
Atlanta’s self-proclaimed “Nap Bishop” Tricia Hersey is splashed all over the pages of the NYT (and is now a bestseller!) and you’ll find her making the podcast rounds, too.
I couldn’t love her message more. Hersey weaves together
Black liberation theology Womanist theory and praxis A critique of capitalism White supremacy The legacy of slavery Grind culture Commodification Our bodies as a site of resistance and liberation The notion of enoughness Why urgency’s a myth Imagination Creativity Silence The history of labor Community care vs self care The inherent divinity and goodness of every body (yours too)
And so much more. 
Check out her recent interview with Glennon Doyle for a great introduction.
Love the ways in which Hersey has combined her theological training as an M.Div with performance art and community care. It’s just *chef’s kiss*. Inspired interdisciplinary work that the world needs so much.