@josie “We would have to tailor make laws for every individual.”
Even if we wanted to we couldn’t. Just having so many people would make that an administrative nightmare.
To the original question: It depends what you mean.
“Are all people equally good at each thing.” Of course not. Thats why we have people getting better grades, people better at sports, etc…
“Are all people equally good in total?” In other words – is it true that if you are bad at one thing (say sports) you are good at something else (say school). Here, I would still say no. Some people are just awesome in so many ways and some just seem to be bad at everything they try. However, I’d say most people have some good traits.
“Should all people be treated equally?” Yes, but this is difficult. This doesn’t mean that you pay everyone the same amount at a job. You pay people based on how well they do their job. But, each person should be given a chance to succeed at their job. Or, if you prefer, you don’t give everyone the same grades, you grade them on their work. But, everyone should be given a chance to do their work and succeed at it. Also, we shouldn’t discriminate based on race, gender, etc… In other words, give people a chance to prove themselves and let them reap the rewards if they do.
“Are all people treated equally?” Sadly, no. Women often get paid less for doing the same work. There are still racists around. People from one country often look down on people from another country. Etc…
Still, as @jaytkay said, things are getting better. Its slow, since you are fighting against a few millennium of inequality, but progress is good.
Side note: I used people instead of men here. I assume thats what you mean.