Tape 15, Side 1, through Tape 16, Side 1. In the twelfth interview session, conducted on March 7, 1986, Bogle discusses her work as a caseworker for the National Urban League’s Project STAR (Serving to Advance Rehabilitation), an outreach program that provided services to low-income families with children with intellectual disabilities; and shares her reasons for leaving the program. She also discusses how Black cultural identity evolved over the 20th century. She speaks further about her work as a caseworker at Good Samaritan Hospital, and about the death of her husband in 1979. She talks about focusing on her work as a writer in the 1980s, and talks about writing for the Portland Observer newspaper.