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Most egregiously, they seek to conceal an incontrovertible truth: roughly 38 million Americans currently live at the poverty line, 11 million of whom are children.

For Nikki, who died Monday at 81, our future depends upon our willingness to learn from everyday Black folks’ refusal to accept status-quo cruelties as incontrovertible realities.

“The evidence of declining gun violence and murder in the U.S., though, is incontrovertible.”

His presence was proof of an incontrovertible fact about the festival, now in its second week: Cannes loves dogs.

A person being delusional is “characterized by or holding false beliefs or judgments about external reality that are held despite incontrovertible evidence to the contrary.”