For people who already know what white Christian nationalism is and still don't know what to do about it.
You've read the books. You've watched the documentaries. You know more than you ever wanted to know. And you still have one question: what do I actually do about it?
This is not more analysis. This is action.
You watch the news and your blood pressure rises. You get into it with a family member, a coworker, a fellow church member, and the conversation goes nowhere because you don't have the framework to back up what you feel.
You leave with a precise, usable definition of white Christian nationalism — and a set of diagnostic questions to locate exactly where a person or institution falls on the spectrum. No more guessing. No more talking past people.
You learn why your best arguments keep failing and what actually works instead. You walk away understanding the story white Christian nationalism tells, so you can stop debating and start doing what moves people.
You get a tested sequence for hard conversations: the posture, the opening, the way to bring in Scripture and history without starting a fight — and rehearsed answers to the objections you already know are coming.
You build a concrete, dated 90-day action plan. You finish the course with sustaining spiritual practices and a clear first step, not just conviction.
Print it, write in it, and use it to gather your notes and work through each module at your own pace.
You came in informed and paralyzed. You leave equipped and moving.
No more winging the hard conversations. You walk in knowing what to say, to whom, in what order.
Your convictions become a dated, specific plan you can take action on immediately.
Historian. Author. Theologian.
Jemar Tisby is a New York Times bestselling author, historian, and the founder and CEO of Tisby Media, a studio creating a moral and creative counter-narrative to disinformation, injustice, and the politics of fear. He holds a PhD in history from the University of Mississippi and is the author of The Color of Compromise, How to Fight Racism, and The Spirit of Justice, as well as several children's books. His writing has appeared in The Atlantic and Time, and he has been featured on CNN, PBS, and NPR. An international speaker on faith, history, and justice, Jemar publishes Footnotes, a top-ranked Substack newsletter, at JemarTisby.Substack.com.
This course will energize and empower to move from 'empathy to action' as Dr. Tisby says. Weaving together the history of Black leaders who persisted with the 'spirit of justice' with the example of Jesus who stood with oppressed people was valuable instruction that isn't always easily found in Christian teachings.
About 75 minutes of video across 17 short lessons, most under six minutes. Plan extra time for the workbook and your 90-day plan. It's self-paced, so you set the schedule.
Four modules, fully self-paced. Start the moment you enroll and move through the lessons on your own schedule. The course lives on Mighty Networks, inside The Justice Institute.
Yes. The course comes with a workbook you can print and use while you go through the lessons.
No. This course contains new research and material that has never appeared in any of Dr. Tisby's books. More importantly, he has never released an action-focused course on resisting white Christian nationalism before — this is the first time he's teaching people exactly how to have the conversations, build a plan, and take concrete steps. It's not a recap. It's a next step.
The course costs $97.
A plan you keep to yourself is a wish.
A plan you share is a commitment.
