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- marriage fight, `kiss-ins’ smack Mormon image By The Associated Press 10:30am EDT (Salt Lake City) The Mormon church’s vigorous, well-heeled support for Proposition 8, which banned marriage in California last year, has turned the Utah-based into a lightning for rights activism, including a nationwide “kiss-in” Saturday. The event comes after couples here and in San and El Paso, Texas, were arrested, cited for trespassing or harassed by for publicly kissing. In Utah, the July 9 trespassing incident occurred after a couple were observed by security guards on a downtown park-like plaza owned by the 13 million-member Church of Christ of Latter-day Saints. The court case was dismissed, but the kiss sparked a community backlash and criticism of the church. “I don’t think that kiss would have turned out to be the kiss heard round the world if it were not for Proposition 8,” said Ash Johnsdottir, organizer of the Salt Lake City Kiss-In. Atali Staffler, a Brigham University graduate student from, Switzerland, said she joined the or so people who filled a downtown amphitheater for the event because she has watched her father and friends struggle to find their place. The 31-year-old, who was raised Mormon but is not active in the church, said the church shouldn’t be involved in Prop. 8. “I encourage them to promote the values they believe in and to defend their religious principles in advertisements, but civil rights have nothing to do with religious principles,” she said. Twenty-two people, of them strangers to one another, gathered under the scorching on Washington’s National Mall to participate in the national smooch. They were and straight, couples and singles of all ages, with placards that read “Equal Opportunity Kisser” and “A Kiss is a Not a.” FULL STORY: cute blonde kroger 518 Naperville Illinois
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