What year saw the election of the first African-American as national FFA president?

The election of the first African-American as national FFA president occurred in 1994 when Corey Flournoy was elected to this prestigious position. This moment marked a significant milestone in the history of the FFA, as it not only broke racial barriers within the organization but also served to inspire future generations of members from diverse backgrounds. Flournoy's leadership exemplified the values of inclusivity and representation within the FFA, highlighting the organization's commitment to fostering a sense of belonging for all students interested in agricultural education and leadership. His election also played a crucial role in encouraging greater diversity in the FFA, paving the way for more inclusive practices within the organization in years to come.