President Donald Trump marked Black History Month with an event Thursday at the White House that featured several of the Republican’s famous Black supporters. The celebration stands in sharp contrast to Trump’s attacks against diversity programs and discussions of race.

Kodak Black was marching through the White House in his suit, an unloosened tie, and a baseball cap. What for? He was a guest of the Black History Month reception held by the Trump administration. The White House shared an official photo, writing, “Kodak in the People’s House.”

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration will celebrate Black History Month at the White House on Thursday, preserving a tradition at the same time that President Donald Trump’s executive order ending the federal government’s diversity, equity and inclusion programs has disrupted its observance elsewhere.