National museums make statements and ask questions about national identity. People don't agree with the answers, even if they agree on the questions. To include everyone's story in a museum is a big ask. Including everyone in a way in which they can feel proud is an even bigger ask. It used to be done by being completely and only celebratory.
Contemporary museums ask lots of questions.
This is a first-class accomplishment. It can stand proud with national museums worldwide. If a museum takes on difficult issues, as this one does, it can make people angry or make them debate. I think this museum is inclusive in a loving way. Alan Jones, the radio broadcaster, was angry.