Equality or equal society implies that everyone enjoys the same rights. Everyone is bound by the same laws, has access to the same health care and education and equal opportunity to employment. Given the diversity in race, social status and economic status in our society, true equality can be difficult to achieve.
First, you might want to consider whether or not is true that all people deserve equal opportunities, right and respect. For example, does a murderer continue to have a right to liberty or is society justified in taking that right away by throwing the murderer in jail. If you believe that the latter is true, and then you do not believe that an industrialist who sets up his own company that provides employment for over a hundred workers is just as admirable as a homeless person who has destroyed his mind with drugs, then you do not believe that all people deserve equal respect, either. So, you might begin by attacking the question and showing a capacity for critical thought when given a manifestly foolish prompt.
When the issue of equal opportunity is raised, not everyone will be in agreement. We are all entitled to free education through our public school systems. Without a college or university degree, people are less likely to secure a high paying job. Which lead to inequality.
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