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Real Negro Girl Fredi Washington and the New Negro Renaissance, A leadership vision There is even a chapterThe first biography of performing artist, writer, and civil and human rights activist Fredi Washington. Following Fredi Washington's debut in her first dramatic role in 1926, Alfred Spengler of the New York North Side News reported that she was "astonishingly pretty for a real Negro girl." Throughout her career, Washington was vulnerable to discrimination because her near white skin and hazel eyes, coupled with her self identification as Negro, cast