This is civil disobedience in action! Or at least the kind where we get some action. 

LGBT advocates are organizing a "kiss-in," set to take place at the Westfield Galleria in Roseville where 21-year-old Daniel Chesmore and his boyfriend, Jose Guzman, 24, were kicked out on Saturday for publicly kssing and holding hands. 

More after the jump. 

We're suddenly feeling the need to protest. 

Our friends at Towleroad were the very lucky recipients of this video capturing France's massive kiss-in in support of marriage equality.

We're begging videographer Morgane Thibault to send us anything and everything that ended up on the cutting room floor--or at least invite us to the next kiss-in. We're super committed to the cause and we're not picky.

Watch the sexiest form of protest after the jump!

Comedian/actor Skyler Stone (Raising Hope), a self-professed straight fan of both the gays and Chick-fil-A, decided to put his money where his mouth is...or more accurately another man's mouth where his mouth is in support of the Chick-fil-A Kiss-In!

With an assist from his super cute Second City bud, Mike Smith, neither man holds back at the Hollywood Chick-fil-A.

Hilarity and some hotness ensues. Watch after the jump!

Now this is the kind of activism we can get behind!

Gay activists in Cuba held a kiss-in demonstration and presented a petition demanding civil rights for the LGBT community from the Cuban government.

More after the jump!

After loving the word for so many years, we now have a reason to love the company, LUSH! The liberal and ethically sound cosmetic maker and retailer wants you to take action this weekend! After the jump, find out about their nation-wide kiss-ins.

Updated Friday, April 22 at 3:30 p.m. (PST)

The Atlantic Wire reports that the man who started the Facebook gay-kiss deletion controversy, Richard Metzger is not satisfied with the response from Facebook. Metzger says:

"It's just generic PR speak that doesn't even refer to a gay kiss," he says. "The real problem here is certainly not that Facebook is a homophobic company. It's that their terrible corporate policy on censorship needs to stop siding with the idiots, the complainers and the least-enlightened and evolved amongst us."

Weigh in, do you think that Facebook's response wasn't good enough?

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Updated Tuesday, 11:00 a.m. (PST)

AmericaBlog reports...

You can lock the doors all you want, but that won’t stop the push for equality! (Or a little hot tongue action!) Find out what went down in London after the jump.