Housing Crisis Pillows

This illustration is by Montreal artist and labour organizer Tricia Robinson

This illustration is by Montreal artist and activist Tricia Robinson

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-Wage Slave - Rental/ housing crisis edition- Start a family? Buy a home? With what capital? Many workers today struggle to make a living wage, and face issues such as lack of benefits, job insecurity, stagnant wages, increasing housing and food costs, middle and lower class taxation, and discrimination. If you feel that the power imbalance between employers and employees makes it difficult for workers to advocate for fair wages and better working conditions, share your opinion with this t-shirt.

In a city where finding a place to call home feels like an endless maze, a determined mouse carries its tiny house, only to be blocked by a towering wall. This striking design captures the frustration and struggle of today's housing crisis, where barriers seem to rise at every turn. Whether it's skyrocketing rents or the scarcity of affordable homes, this artwork reflects the harsh reality faced by many in their quest for shelter. Wear this shirt to raise awareness and spark conversations about the challenges of urban living and the need for change.

Overwhelming and exhausting loan problem was rendered visible using vintage aesthetic.

Everybody deserves a home. Original colored pencil

Save your money - save and save your money rather eat a dealer. Funshirt Satire Coal Exchange Cash Money Bag

Housing is a human right. Everybody deserves to have a roof above their heads. Housing should be affordable!

America the beautiful Nothing quite symbolizes the current state of beauty in America today like an abandoned trailer. A satirical interpretation of the imagery depicted in a famous song. Now with a fresher outlook. This t-shirt's imagery is meant to symbolize the housing and rental crises impacting our current generation, the declining birth rate, expansion of the wealth gap, and the overall macro political environment.

Death of the American Dream v1 Whether it was ever real or not, the American Dream was the concept that anyone in America regardless of who they were or what social station they hailed from could attain their own vision for success through dedication and hard work. This satirical t-shirt speaks to the dying/ death of that dream for current and future generations devolution of rights and freedoms

Death of the American Dream v1 Whether it was ever real or not, the American Dream was the concept that anyone in America regardless of who they were or what social station they hailed from could attain their own vision for success through dedication and hard work. This satirical t-shirt speaks to the dying/ death of that dream for current and future generations devolution of rights and freedoms

For anyone who doesn't want their neighborhood to turn into a tourist space, who wants rentals to be available for housing, homes not hotels.

This illustration was done by Montreal artist and labour organizer Tricia Robinson

For anyone who doesn't want their neighborhood to turn into a tourist space, who wants rentals to be available for housing, homes not hotels.