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At 8 months old, that would almost certainly be female. Considering the body shape and earlobe color, that should be an early-maturing type of chicken, which means a male would have been crowing months ago, and would also have grown unmistakable male-specific feathering by this time. So if it...

The color of the feathers has nothing to do with what color egg the chicken lays. There can be black chickens that lay white eggs (Minorcas, Andalusians), and black chickens that lay brown eggs (Jersey Giants, Australorps), and black chickens that lay blue eggs (Ameraucauna), and so on.

How old are they? Have you heard any crowing? Have any of them started to lay eggs? The white spots are earlobes. Some chickens have red earlobes, some have white earlobes. If you look at photos of Black Minorcas, they have white earlobes like that too. (Not saying you have a Minorca, just...