Who was the first African-American National FFA President?

The first African-American National FFA President was Corey Flournoy, who served in 1994-1995. His election signified a significant milestone in the history of the FFA, representing progress toward diversity and inclusion within the organization. Flournoy's leadership helped pave the way for future generations of FFA members from diverse backgrounds, showing that the organization values representation and the contributions of all individuals, regardless of race. His presidency not only inspired many but also helped to change perceptions and open doors for young leaders in agriculture.