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It might help, if you would publish some games. The only indicator of your type of interests is your username and that includes the term milf. So I would assume you will be making adult games. If you will be making games with protagonists matching yourself, that is a nieche with little competition. I only saw one good game in that regard. But I do not know if the developer of that game is even a woman.

For about practically all game developers I would not know how they look, or even their name or location. It's just not important, nor should it. Games are largely merit based. Game devs are not streamer influencers that sell by having personality. They let their games speak.

My username is just for funsies, this isn't my main account. I am looking for others with a shared experience as being a marginalized person can be tough. I am actually writing a social game that has a wide variety of characters of various representation. I don't know why you would think that I"m looking for someone without 'merit'. I'm just looking for other Black folks. 

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My username is just for funsies

Oh. Ok. Maybe it helps if you mention some of your interests in your call for fellow devs. Like social games. I would not be sure, if you talk about multiplayer games, or about games that tell a story with a social plot.

Itch's traffic is only like 30% US based. I do not know the ratio for the devloper accounts, so I will just assume it is roughly the same. This means access from all over the world. And the public comment section is not a place with a lot of reach. Even though the topic here got some traffic and made some people comment, you probably will have more reach, if you have some sort of contact info on your developer's account, where people also will see what type of games you make. Discord comes to mind. A lot of devs have a discord, so you might want to have one eventually anyway.

Another approach would be to seek people in another way and other places. Like search within any communities for people with the same hobby, instead of within the hobby. Or maybe there is a subreddit for this. (Or a whole conference...  ;-)

I am not english native speaker. With the merit aspect I meant, that it is the game and not the developer, which makes people play the game. The merit is in the game. It does not mean that the developers are without merit. It just means that their personality and any personal characteristics are of no concern and therefore unknown most of the time. 

I only noticed one black dev, but that was a male. And he is more of a singer that also trys to make some games. And even there I only know this, because he has a youtube channel. Otherwise I would not know such a thing.