I think that has more so to do with where you live and/or the types of guys you go for. I live in metro DC and based on what I see and hear in this region, black guys generally have a preference for other black guys. You can generally pick out the black guy who has a "preference" for non-black guys quite easily.It is very hard being a black bottom regardless of skin tone, whether light skinned or dark. It is because everyone wants BBC (big black cock) instead of BBA (big black ass). I would be a millionaire if I had a dollar for every white guy who said, “You should be a top and not a bottom because you are black” implying all black gay men are tops and hung.
We, black bottoms, have it hard in the gay world. We live in an environment surrounded by stereotypes of who we are, how we are to act, and who we should be with to name a few. It will continue to be hard for us but giving up isn’t the answer nor is yielding to stereotypes. We have to keep our heads up and be strong in who we are including being pride of be bottoms.
There are interracial couples, yes, but you don't see widespread interracial mixing in social venues. More often than not, you have one or two black guys in a venue of majority white guys (of course, it's never the other way around).
I can't speak to what type of guys you "prefer," nor to the availability of that demographic/people who fit that bill in your area. I think one of the big problems is that people may often try to go for someone who doesn't necessarily like their type.