A black paraprofessional may proceed with a suit for discrimination against a nonprofit school that fired him after a disputed incident involving a student. A federal District Court in Minnesota has denied the school’s motion to dismiss. Roderick Williams worked with students who were disruptive and sometimes physically abusive for KIPP Minnesota, a nonprofit corporation operating charter schools in Minnesota. After Williams returned from a bathroom break, according to Williams, a student stuck out his leg, causing Williams to trip and fall to the ground. The student then left the room and told another teacher that Williams had kicked him. Williams gave his side of the story to the...