Home Care is a Right Comfort Colors Unisex T-Shirt

Medicaid home- and community-based service cuts begin July 2026, and the stakes are simple: whether disabled people get to receive care in their own homes instead of being pushed into institutions. This design states the standard directly, that home care is a right. The muted rainbow retro lettering makes it wearable anywhere.

Written for and by the disability community, for HCBS recipients, home care workers, caregivers, and disability rights organizers. Wear it to a disability rights action, a legislative visit, a care worker rally, or everyday life where the message needs to be plain.

Details

• Comfort Colors 1717 garment-dyed for a soft broken-in feel
• 100% ring-spun cotton, 6.1 oz midweight
• DTG printed so the rainbow lettering will not crack, peel, or fade
• Choose from 8 colors: Banana, Bay, Black, Blossom, Chambray, Graphite, Ivory, White
• Unisex sizing S to 4XL, true to size
• Printed to order in the USA

Common questions

What are HCBS and why do they matter? Home- and community-based services let disabled and older people receive Medicaid care at home instead of in an institution, which is what this shirt defends.

Is this shirt made from a disability rights perspective? Yes. It centers disabled people and home care workers as the ones directly affected by the cuts, not as objects of pity.

How is the fit? Relaxed unisex and true to size, with a soft broken-in feel that works for all-day wear.