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"Lover's Rock (Acceptable)" is a collection of works by British photographer John Goto (1949-2023). His official name is John Glithero. Born in Stockport, he has been presenting his works since the 1970s. His style is characterized by a sometimes satirical approach that follows historical, cultural, and social themes, and he was one of the pioneers of artwork using digital photography. In later years, he was also involved in teaching younger students at Delby College, but this work is a collection of portraits of young people taken at the Lewisham Youth Theater in south London in the 1970s, and has been archived for 35 years. was introduced by. South London at the time was a place of intense political activity, a multi-democratic society was viewed as evil, and racial discrimination was rampant. It seems that there were many cases in which young black people were automatically viewed as violent delinquents and were given harsh punishments. Mark Sealy, who wrote the foreword, writes: ``... Goto's remarkable portraits depict important facts that counter the dominant narrative that unfairly depicts them as juvenile delinquents.'' . Cover and obi missing. Library expulsion book (with several stickers and stamps).