"The issue for me is not how different people are, but how different their circumstances are," says Hood. "When you strip away all the differences and get down to the core, everyone just wants to be liked and feel needed."
January 12, 2006
In The Hood
It's a cloudy day on artsy Abbot Kinney Boulevard, and the tall, thirtysomething man in jeans and sweats shuffling up the sidewalk could be any one of its laid-back inhabitants.
"The issue for me is not how different people are, but how different their circumstances are," says Hood. "When you strip away all the differences and get down to the core, everyone just wants to be liked and feel needed."
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