Current trends in the American education system, including the removal of popular cultural icons, the reframing of U.S. history, and the pursuit of so-called “equity,” rather than equal opportunity, are all part of a broader cultural Marxist campaign to transform the nation, according to Gene D’Agostino, a long-time conservative advocate for school choice. “If I take away these funny cultural icons, like cartoon characters, and or Dr. Seuss, I can slowly change the whole culture, and that’s what this is about,” D’Agostino said in an interview with The Epoch times’ “Crossroads,” speaking of the Looney Tunes’ Pepe Le Pew and a number of Dr. Seuss titles that were cancelled after being deemed offensive and racially insensitive. D’Agostino told host Joshua Philipp that “absolutes,” such as traditional concepts of good and evil and “a man is a man and a woman is a woman,” are being taken out of the education …