The importance of the transition from reproductive health to sexual health was that it stopped viewing sex as only for procreation, and understanding recreational sex also needs to be address in global health programs. This is a more holistic and inclusive view, and acknowledges that people have different needs. Reproductive health previously focused largely on ultrasounds, prenatal care, and family planning. Now, sexual health focuses more on STIs and birth control, and also discusses sexual orientation, gender identity, and sexual freedom from coercion or violence, as well as pleasure for all partners. This is especially important for LGBT communities and women. An example is the feminist movement has expanded the focus of pregnancy to the health of the woman, not just fetus, and has changed the nature of political advocacy in health care.