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Nicholas Gluba and Sondra Wilson Release Joint-Statement Challenging Rob Sand and Zach Lahn to “Real Debate Cycle: “Let the People Decide!”

by Sondra Wilson | Sep 14, 2026 |

"Let the People Decide!"Libertarian Nicholas Gluba and Independent Sondra Wilson Challenge Rob Sand and Zach Lahn to a Real Four-Candidate Debate CycleCandidates Urge Iowans to Look Beyond the Headlines: "We Must Demand a Real Election!" Updated September 14, 2026...

The Untold Story: How Nicholas Gluba Was Kept Off the 2026 Gubernatorial Ballot

by Sondra Wilson | Sep 14, 2026 |

Behind the Headlines: How Nicholas Gluba Was Kept Off the 2026 Gubernatorial BallotUpdated September 15, 2026 Nicholas Gluba did not come close to missing Iowa's signature requirement for governor. After the Libertarian Party of Iowa lost major-party status following...

The Last Ongoing Transgender Civil Rights Case in Iowa

by Sondra Wilson | Sep 8, 2026 |

The Last Ongoing Transgender Civil Rights Case in IowaWith Unprecedented Questions Now On AppealWilson v. Reliable Street Inc., et al. Updated September 8, 2026 This eight-part series documents the backstory and ongoing proceedings involving Wilson v. Reliable...

graphic for “Iowa’s Civil-Rights Trap,” Part Two of Wilson v. Reliable Street Inc., et al. Large distressed white and gold lettering appears on a black background beside the Iowa State Capitol under dark storm clouds. Three legal-document visuals read “Withheld Evidence — Needed to Find an Attorney,” “Iowa Code — Not Enforced,” and “Right-to-Sue — 55 Days to File Suit Without Counsel,” with a judge’s gavel in front. The subtitle reads, “A documentary account on how Iowa’s civil-rights process enables retaliation instead of preventing it.” Bottom text: “By Sondra Wilson | WildWillpower.org.”

Iowa’s Civil-Rights Trap — How Iowa’s Administrative Process for Handling Civil Rights Complaints Enables Retaliation Instead of Preventing It

by Sondra Wilson | Sep 8, 2026 |

Part Two of the Wilson v. Reliable Street Inc., et al series.Iowa's Civil-Rights Trap —A Firsthand Documentary Account of How Iowa’s Civil-Rights Process Enabled Retaliation Instead of Preventing It. By Sondra Wilson | Updated September 4, 2026 New to this case? This...

Promotional graphic for Iowa’s Unresolved Trauma — Historical Prologue. At the top, gold text reads, “IOWA’S UNRESOLVED TRAUMA — HISTORICAL PROLOGUE.” Centered across a dark, sepia-toned historical collage, large distressed white and red text reads, “BEFORE THE CULTURE WAR.” Beneath it, white serif text reads, “Iowa’s Dark History of Persecuting LGBT+ People, 1838–2006.” The background collage includes a newspaper clipping titled “Transsexual seeks day in court,” a large courthouse or government building, a “Eugenic and Health Exhibit” scene, and a prison corridor, all in an aged black-and-gold documentary style. At the bottom, gold text reads, “By Sondra Wilson” on the left and “WildWillpower.org” on the right.

Before the Culture War — Iowa’s Dark History of Persecuting LGBT+ People, 1838-2006.

by Sondra Wilson | Sep 7, 2026 |

Before the Culture War —Iowa's Dark History of Persecuting LGBT+ People, 1838-2006. By Sondra Wilson | Updated August 7, 2026. This is the historical prologue to the article series Iowa's Broken Judiciary. This article provides crucial historical context for the...

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A Bold, Practical Justice Reform Plan for Iowa

by Sondra Wilson | Sep 6, 2026 |

Justice Across Iowa —A practical plan to make Iowa’s courts, civil-rights system, legal profession, and government more accessible and accountable. By Sondra Wilson | Updated August 24, 2026. Part of Wild Willpower's comprehensive We the People Platform. Most Iowans...

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