02/17/2026
Today, we honor the life and legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson — a tireless advocate for civil rights, human dignity, and the fundamental belief that every person deserves to be seen, heard, and valued.
Rev. Jackson’s work was never limited to policy or protest. He fought for the psychological liberation of people who had been told, explicitly and implicitly, that they were less. He understood that justice is not only legal or economic — it is emotional, relational, and deeply human. His voice helped restore dignity, hope, and self-worth to generations of Black Americans and to marginalized people across the world.
At MACS PLLC, we recognize that mental health care exists within this same continuum of justice. Trauma, oppression, discrimination, and systemic inequities do not end at the doors of a therapy office — they live within the nervous system, the body, and the lived experience of our clients. Our commitment is to provide care that acknowledges these realities and supports healing with respect, cultural humility, and clinical excellence.
We are proud to have Black clinicians and leaders within our practice who carry forward this work — creating spaces where individuals can process trauma, reclaim their voice, and experience psychological safety and empowerment.
Rev. Jackson reminded us that “hope is the anchor of the soul.”
His legacy continues in every act of advocacy, every moment of courage, and every effort to help others heal.
We honor him by continuing the work — not only for equality, but for wholeness.
