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Prison, Inc. Nina Kiriki Hoffman and teaching of Arabic language"Something changed in me. The flame was going out. After about twenty years of doing time, I felt like I did when I first came to prison: afraid, mean, not caring about others. I don't know if I hated them more, or myself for letting them change me." From Prison, Inc. Prison, Inc. provides a first hand account of life behind bars in a controversial new type of prison facility: the private prison. These for profit prisons are becoming increasingly