“A Billion Black Anthropocenes or None” is a thought-provoking work in the genre of environmental studies and critical theory. Authored by Kathryn Yusoff, a notable scholar in the field, this book challenges conventional narratives of the Anthropocene by exploring its racial dimensions. Yusoff argues that the concept of the Anthropocene is deeply entwined with histories of colonialism and racial exploitation. Through incisive analysis, she reveals how Black and Indigenous experiences are often overlooked in discussions about environmental change. This compelling examination invites readers to reconsider the intersections of race, geology, and the environment in shaping our world.