Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: Throwaway cause my main can be easily traced to me and I don't need that.

So I'm gay and out for about a decade now. My country is like on the fence about the whole thing, no gay marriage but they're not hanging us so that's something I guess. Our government that is here to stay for a long time is the typical fake religious hate-mongering populist kind. The government TV channel is constantly blasting propaganda on all sorts of topics. Obviously one of them is homosexuality. They call gay people sick or mentally ill, they say pride marches are aggressive and harmful, they advocate conversion therapy. The works.

One of my close family members works at the government TV channel, and I'm not talking like they're the receptionist or a cleaner or the one fixing the copy machine. They are like IN it making the shows (think like writer/editor/producer level involvement).

Whenever this topic comes up they are quick to say that they don't agree with it and that they do not believe these things, but I cannot phantom that a person can do this with good conscience. I also know that it is not a case of "resisting from the inside" cause the government is notorious for firing people who voice differing opinions (and they have many lost wrongful termination to show for it).

By no means do I want to tell them to quit or anything (even though there are dozens of non-government TV channels so it's hardly that there is no other option) it is their life and they live as they choose.  If you want to do this and be it, then own it so I know where I stand with you. I can't help feeling that this person is insincere, untrustworthy and just an all around shitty person for doing this and being part of the "system", while rejecting any criticism or responsibility (just a reminder that homosexuality is just one of the topics here, there is also blatant racism, xenophobia and sexism on this channel). However whenever this topic comes up, other family members say that I am overreacting, because they are just doing their job and it doesn't define them as a person.

So my question is, AITA for being distrustful towards this person, not wanting to associate with them and basically not treating them as "family"?

holding a person's job against them