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| Asian Americans | ||
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| East Asian | Chinese · Japanese · Korean · Mongolian · Taiwanese |  |
| South Asian | Bangladeshi · Indian · Indo-Caribbean · Nepalese · Pakistani · Sri Lankan · Tibetan | |
| Southeast Asian | Burmese · Cambodian · Filipino · Hmong · Indonesian · Laotian · Malaysian · Mien · Thai · Vietnamese | |
| Other | Afro-Asian · Amerasian · Asian Latino | |
| Afghanistan is often considered South Asia, but the US census does not recognize Afghan Americans as Asian. Otherwise considered Central Asian. | ||