Black politicians are unlikely to win national campaigns, where winning a significant portion of the white vote is necessary, if they are perceived as affiliated with the Civil Rights Movement. This an example of:

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This statement reflects white privilege in politics, as it implies that black politicians must navigate racial perceptions to appeal to white voters; racism in politics, as it suggests that affiliation with the Civil Rights Movement—a movement for racial equality—can be a liability; and the reality that many black elected officials are elected in predominantly black districts, indicating systemic barriers to broader electoral success.

Black Politicians Are Unlikely to Win National Campaigns, Where Winning