In 2020, controversy ensued when President Donald Trump initially scheduled his first political rally since the COVID-19 pandemic's outbreak for June 19 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, site of the 1921 race massacre in the Greenwood district. Two days after announcing the rally in Tulsa, President Trump asked a Black secret service agent about Juneteenth. "Yes, I know what it is," the agent said to Trump, "and it’s very offensive to me that you’re having this rally on Juneteenth." That night, Trump tweeted that he wished to change the date of his rally. He postponed it.