He stopped a woman from being stoned to death for adultery (John 8)
He praised a woman who anointed him while men mocked her (Luke 7)
He let a woman sit and learn at his feet like a disciple (Luke 10:38–42)
He healed bleeding women no one would touch (Mark 5)
He spoke theology with a Samaritan woman alone by a well (John 4)
He chose women to be the first witnesses of the resurrection (John 20)

He never told women to obey men.
He never demanded submission.
He never equated worth with motherhood.

If your version of Christianity silences women, shames them, or defines them by roles, you're not following Jesus.
You're following the men who killed him.