Class Action: Wilson v State of Iowa
by Sondra Wilson. Updated 9/18/2024.
I graduated high school from Nevada High School in 2000, and have experienced many injustices over the years both here in my home state and abroad. Several of these injustices were performed by government officials (police officers, sheriff’s deputies, judges), and no matter how diligently I tried to find legal representation, I never could. Whether in California (where I spent a great deal of my travels) or Iowa, organizations which provide legal support for low-income citizens told me the same thing, “We don’t take fee-generating cases – find a private attorney.” However, what I’ve found is that finding an attorney to help take on government corruption is nearly impossible. Being a transgender woman, I firmly believe, made finding help especially difficult (and frankly, impossible).
So I began dedicating years toward learning as much as I can about how the U.S. legal system works (and in which ways its not working!). I’m now particularly interested in spreading awareness about “color of law crimes” – a type of crime centered around government corruption – wherein a government agency or official uses the “appearance” (or color) of law in order to deprive someone of their rights.
As I’ve been researching, I’ve compiled much of what I’ve learned into a legal self-help website that is now years in the making: www.ReUniteTheStates.org. I founded Wild Willpower PAC in 2018 in part in order to broadcast some of the cases I’ve faced and hopefully help bring national attention to them. They are of importance to me because each case has adversely impacted my life such a great deal.
Much of what I am referencing with regard to the State of Iowa is detailed in this lawsuit against the State of Iowa and Kim Reynolds’ campaign committee I recently filed. After reading the lawsuit, you will have a good idea of why I’m also running for Iowa Governor.
I believe that in order to heal the nation, we must first heal the heartland. This can be done especially through the Urban Gardening Program , justice reform proposal, and other parts of my platform. The programs we model in this state may be replicated in other states, and throughout the world. Again – we must “heal the heartland”.
Thank you.
