California School Boards Embrace LGBTQ+ Inclusive Textbooks Despite Controversy

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A Southern California school board has adopted a social studies curriculum that includes gay rights after initially rejecting it, following warnings from Governor Gavin Newsom. The curriculum, titled "California's Cultural Contributions," includes sections on artists, architects, writers, educators, and court cases related to gay rights and marriage equality in California. The board initially rejected the curriculum, citing lack of parental involvement, but parents and teachers approved it in a subsequent vote. Governor Newsom emphasized that the rejection was not about parents' rights or Harvey Milk, but about extremists' desire to control information.
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- California school board adopts social studies textbooks that include gay rights after warnings from governor CNN
- Temecula school board adopts state curriculum after previously banning book for LGBTQ+ figures KTLA 5
- Temecula Valley school board adopts textbooks that include Harvey Milk after warnings from Newsom KABC-TV
- TVUSD board members vote to adopt new curriculum, despite weeks of controversial rejections KCAL News
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