Who was the first African American national president?

• A. Kisha Walker in 1994
• B. Corey Flouurnoy in 1992
• C. Corey Flouurnoy in 1990
• D. Corey Flouurnoy in 1994

Answer: (D)

This question tests knowledge of a historic leadership milestone in the National FFA Organization. The first African American to serve as national president was Corey Flournoy, elected in 1994. The national president is the top elected officer who represents FFA nationwide and guides its priorities during the term, usually one year. Flournoy’s election in 1994 marked a significant moment in the organization’s history, reflecting progress toward greater diversity and inclusion. The other options either name a different year or a different person, which don’t match the actual historical record.