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In South Central LA, teenagers scarf down fast food on their way to school.

For me, it's good. I know it's bad but I still eat it, didn't (I).

And a mother who's running late drives to McDonald's to save time.

There's never er, any place you can go over here, to buy, er,like organic food. OK? There's no Trader Joe's over here. I go all the way to Torrance to Trader Joe's.

That's 15 miles away in LA traffic. Critics call it "food apartheid"...

45% of the restaurants in south LA are fast-food restaurants. That’s a pretty shocking statistic,

...,especially compared to the city's west side, where only 16% of restaurants serve fast food.

City Councilwoman Jan Perry is pushing for a moratorium that will stop any new fast food places from opening in South Central. She hopes to see more restaurants and grocery stores like the one about to break ground. If approved by City Council, the ban would cover 32 square miles, and some say that hurts small businesses.

Chris Lawrence, CNN, Los Angeles.