The Southwest Creation Story

The Southwest creation story is a myth which explains why people are different.
The myth begins by saying that there were people on earth who were all alike,
meaning there weren't   people who were black, white, oriental, etc..   It states
that the humans on earth all generally were the same.   There were also gods who
lived above the clouds in the heavens.   And there was a huge heavenly ladder
which started on a mountain and reached all the way up to heaven's door.   It
goes on to tell a story of a man who had two children.   One was a girl and the
other was a boy.  {It is most famous story.}
They lived in a house which had a huge very thick roof.   The man had built the
roof so thick because it rained almost every day.   He hated the rain.   He knew
it had its benefits but too much of it ruined his crops, destroyed his livestock
and every time it rained the roof of the house was destroyed.   And every time
the man rebuilt it, he made it thicker and thicker.   He blamed all his
misfortune on the Duke of Thunder.   The Duke of Thunder was one of the gods who
lived in the heavens.   He was the god of rain and thunder.   The man dispised the
Duke very much and had a pure hatred of him.