Jesse Jackson says Chicago looting is ‘humiliating’ and does not represent ‘quest for social justice’

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Rev. Jesse Jackson condemned scenes in Chicago in which throngs of people were seen breaking into high-end retailers and exiting with clothes and jewelry.

Jackson, on Monday, admonished those who used a time of unrest sparked by the coronavirus pandemic and the death of George Floyd as cover to rob stores in the city brazenly on Sunday night.

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