It has been in writing since 1948. Article 25 of the Universal Declaration puts housing in the same sentence as food, clothing and medical care, as part of a standard of living everyone is owed. Every UN member state has signed it. Nearly eighty years later it is still the line people argue about, and the argument is never really about whether it is true. It is about who pays. Set in the kind of lettering usually reserved for wedding invitations, which makes it look far gentler than it is. For people who are tired of debating the obvious.

A Housing is a Human Right graphic tee for tenant organizers, housing advocates, and anyone who has watched rent outrun a paycheque. The statement hand-lettered in ornate sign-painter's script, heavy with flourishes, three lines deep on black. A gift for activists, social workers, city dwellers, and everyone who has moved because they had no choice.