Margaret A. Burnham is a prominent American attorney and legal scholar known for her work in civil rights law and her contributions to the studies of racial justice and social justice. She is a professor at Northeastern University, where she has focused on issues related to systemic racism and historical injustices.
One of her notable contributions is her work on the Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Project, which aims to address racial violence in the United States, particularly in relation to unsolved civil rights-era murders. Burnham's research often involves the analysis of archives and historical records to uncover the stories of victims and to advocate for justice.
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