California school board approves LGBTQ-inclusive curriculum after initial rejection and governor's threat

A Southern California school board initially rejected a social studies curriculum that includes information about gay rights.
California's governor threatened a large fine if the board did not approve the curriculum that meets state standards.
The board ultimately approved the curriculum, citing feedback from parents and desire to avoid lawsuits.
Some conservatives had opposed the inclusion of LGBTQ topics in elementary school curriculum.
The approved materials will now provide students information about LGBTQ history and rights in California.