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…the interethnic marriage figures shown before. As children are born to those unions, and pan-Asian children are born, it seems only logical that eventually primary identification by ethnicity will become less common as identification as an Asian American increases. Class and ethnicity will still matter, as will place of origin for immigrants, in defining identity, but differences among these categories may become less important as Asian Americans unite behind their shared identity and common experiences.