May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and LGBTQ+ young consumers have different needs when it comes to mental health support… TL;DR: LGBTQ+ young consumers are more likely to say their mental health has been negatively impacted by the pandemic They’re also more likely to  want to speak to someone one-on-one about their mental health—and some nonprofit organizations and therapists have been finding ways to connect with this demographic Half of LGBTQ+ young consumers are interested in anxiety-reducing products, and some brands are making products and experiences specifically for them We told you that the number of Gen Z who identify...