The ascendant parents' rights movement has been fighting school sex education for years, hoping to reduce the number of sexually explicit textvideos in elementary school and expand parental control over what children read. One parent who is opposed to comprehensive sex education in public schools is Tiffany Justice, a national parent organization co-founder. In an interview, she said that comprehensive sex ed is not necessary for young children, and that school districts should meet with parents to determine what is "age-appropriate.".