True or False: According to Armstrong, the concept of "party rape" is often met with resistance to criticism due to its association with fun.

The statement is true because Armstrong highlights how the concept of "party rape" is intricately tied to social settings that are often perceived as fun or celebratory. In many college environments, parties are associated with enjoyment and social bonding, which can lead to resistance when the topic of consent and sexual violence is introduced. The framing of these events as fun can minimize the serious nature of the issue, making it difficult for individuals to openly discuss or criticize the dynamics of consent that may occur in these situations. As a result, there is a tendency to overlook or excuse predatory behaviors, contributing to a culture where "party rape" is not adequately acknowledged or addressed. This resistance stems from the fear of disrupting the social atmosphere that parties represent, thus complicating the conversation about sexual violence in such contexts.