Why was the Supreme Court decision in the Lavigne case (1991) important?
A) It ensured unrestricted freedom of association.
B) It recognized that union goals need not be political in nature.
C) It established a baseline tolerance for discrimination.
D) It recognized that union goals include legitimate social and political goals which reach beyond collective bargaining.
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