About 100 people have staged a kissing protest near the Mormon Temple in downtown Salt Lake City. Sunday’s “kiss-in” was organized to protest the treatment of two gay men who were detained by security guards on a plaza owned by the Mormon church. The men were later cited by police for trespassing. The Salt Lake Tribune reported on its Web site that gay and straight couples exchanged small kisses and pecks at the plaza’s south entrance. Church security was present, but the Deseret News of Salt Lake City reported on its Web site that no altercations occurred.

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