I’m Not Attitude, I’m Answers is a bold statement that flips the script on how confident, outspoken, or curious kids, especially Black and brown girls, are often misunderstood.

Here's what it really means:

 It’s about being misunderstood:

Kids who speak up, ask questions, or challenge unfair rules often get labeled as “having an attitude.” But really, they’re just thinking critically or standing up for themselves.

It’s about confidence:

This phrase says: I’m not being rude. I’m being real.
It’s a reminder that confidence isn’t the same as disrespect.

It’s about power:

It gives kids permission to own their voice. To say:
“I have something to say, and it matters.”
“I’m not here to be quiet—I’m here to contribute.