Contrary to popular misconceptions, we love our "blackness" too.
Cohen also says, "Data from the Bureau of Justice Statistics indicate that the recidivist rate for sex offenders, contrary to widespread misconceptions, is far lower than that for many other criminals".
But data from the Bureau of Justice Statistics indicate that the recidivism rate for sex offenders, contrary to widespread misconceptions, is far lower than for many other criminals.
Our findings also reveal that the smaller the quantity of leftovers from a meal, the more likely they are to go to waste – contrary to common misconceptions about the relation between over-consumption and food waste.
The Federal Reserve has created more than $2.7tn since 2008, and contrary to popular misconceptions, this has not caused any problems with inflation, which is running at just 1.5% annually.
The 21 scientists also take issue with AAAS's assertion that "contrary to popular misconceptions, GM crops are the most extensively tested crops ever added to our food supply".
In fact, contrary to popular misconceptions of Kierkegaard which represent him as becoming increasingly hostile to poetry, he increasingly referred to himself as a poet in his later years (all but one of over ninety references to himself as a poet in his journals date from after 1847).
Contrary to common misconceptions, this was not a problem faced primarily by poor people living idly "on welfare".
Contrary to some misconceptions, the Y is much more than just a "gym-and-swim"; it is an institution that strengthens the foundations of the communities we serve.
