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THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS

83777 ---- Nikosha Jackson, right, watches as Funeral Director Ineze Clark covers her mother Gloria Jackson's face with a paper towel before closing the lid of her coffin after the wake on May 03, 2005.ing race, poverty and violence at Sugar Hill, the poorest of the poor living in public housing in Texas' richest county, Collin County. Originating in 1969, the McKinney apartment complex rose next to an old cotton field, with 100 units that would battle decades of economic annd racial isolation, squalor, criminal neglect, crack cocaine and bureaucratic equivocation supported by millions of taxpayer dollars.

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83777 ---- Nikosha Jackson, right, watches as Funeral Director Ineze Clark covers her mother Gloria Jackson's face with a paper towel before closing the lid of her coffin after the wake on May 03, 2005.ing race, poverty and violence at Sugar Hill, the poorest of the poor living in public housing in Texas' richest county, Collin County. Originating in 1969, the McKinney apartment complex rose next to an old cotton field, with 100 units that would battle decades of economic annd racial isolation, squalor, criminal neglect, crack cocaine and bureaucratic equivocation supported by millions of taxpayer dollars.