Who was the first African American National FFA President?

Corey Flournoy holds the distinction of being the first African American National FFA President, serving in 1994-1995. His election marked a significant milestone in the history of the FFA organization, as it highlighted the growing diversity and inclusion within the agricultural education community. Flournoy's leadership not only served as an inspiration for many in the FFA but also played a vital role in promoting equity and representation in agriculture and education overall. This context reinforces the importance of his presidency in advancing the mission of FFA to include members from diverse backgrounds and to ensure that all voices in agriculture are heard and valued.