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Science doesn't know much about it yet, it doesn't interact with anything, so for all intents and purposes it just kind of fades into the background of space. So no, it's not black at all. Probably the best way to describe it is maybe what one answer was was exitable. It is suspected that dark matter probably has its version of light, and they're referring to it as dark light, has maybe dark photons, which are acting differently than photons that we perceive visually. So you can think of dark matter too as having properties of ordinary matter that are actually in a lot of ways opposite to what we perceive around us.