FRANKLIN, Tennessee - Sides are being drawn after a high school pride event in suburban Nashville.
Moms for Liberty Williamson County says a video taken at an LGTBQ parade in Franklin showed two students of the same gender kissing on a float.
The conservative parent group says the school district should get involved.
Others say there are more important issues that need to be addressed.
Hannah McDonald reports.
"We are worried that they may be targeted," said Ginny Bailey/PFLAG (Parents, Friends of Lesbians and Gays).
LGTBQ organizations are defending a pride club at Independence High School after posts by Moms for Liberty Williamson County featured students' faces.
"That post borders on irresponsibility because it could be dangerous for those young people," said Bailey.
Over the weekend, the conservative parent group shared a video on social media.
Moms for Liberty claim students of the same sex kissed on a pride float at a homecoming parade.
They say because younger students were present, that should not have been allowed.
"People are just trying to be themselves and we've been down this road 100 times so I think its a waste of time really," said Robert Franklin/Pride.
"This stuff does not belong at an elementary school without parents knowing that it's going to happen or without their permission or understanding," said Craig.
Brett Craig is with Moms for Liberty.
He thinks this is worth the school board's time.
His children are not in Williamson County schools.
"Our disappointment is not with the kids on the float. I just want to be clear about that. Our disappointment is with the adults that we think should know better.. and authority," said Craig.
Franklin Pride and PFLAG do not agree that this is a school board matter.
"The ultimate goal is... should be for the education, the health and safety of students and staff and everyone in that school building.. it's too bad that it's a distraction," said Bailey.
"Be careful who you hate, it just might be someone you love," said Robert, Franklin Pride.