Sally Kohn: Don't like clickbait? Don't click

The video discusses an experiment where white men and black women swapped Twitter avatars, revealing the racial dynamics of online abuse. It highlights the internet's negative aspects, especially for marginalized groups, and encourages personal responsibility in online behavior. The speaker emphasizes that our online actions are public acts of media creation, urging viewers to change their clicking habits to foster a positive culture. The video concludes with actionable steps to combat online negativity and promote responsible media consumption.

What does the speaker mean by 'clicking is a public act'?

In what ways does the speaker propose that individuals can change the media landscape?