Problem: Read the list of selections from the article.
1. Nicholas Lach, waiting for his lunch at a Korean barbecue food truck at Fiesta Asia, says he's called himself Asian American because, as he puts it, "I'm Asian. I'm in America. That's just how it works."
2. Nearby, Lexi Crisostomo, age 25, says his immigrant parents would probably be upset that official forms -such as those associated with standardized testing or the U.S. Census Bureau - don't usually include Filipino as an option.
3. Yet he doesn't mind the lack of specificity. He's cool with putting "them all under an Asian umbrella and everyone's just there, you know? ... I'm a little more accepting."
4. It isn't always an either/or situation, says Jenn Fang, age 36, founder of the blog Reappropriate, who identifies as both Asian American and Chinese American.
Which two sentences taken together provide the BEST evidence to support the idea that some Asian Americans prefer to use the broader term instead of terms based on ethnicity?