How will critical race theory arguments affect the next school year in Ohio?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : In May, in Rocky River, near Cleveland, a robo-call to residents the day before a levy vote, recorded by a member of the Ohio Tea Party, claimed the district was indoctrinating students "with race-based hatred of white people, of American history, and of capitalism, with the goal of the communist takeover of our nation" and urged people to vote against the tax increase.
37% : It examines how racism benefitting white people has shaped the history of the U.S. and how its institutions operate, such as criminal justice, education, the labor and housing markets and health care.

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