What women want is to be treated as equals. Equal pay for the same work. Equal rights under the law. It shouldn't take 60 women coming forward saying they've been raped to get a conviction of one man.
It is inappropriate to treat women as men because we're not men. But it is also inappropriate to treatment men as more important, more believable, or more valuable than women.
Small examples exist everywhere on how women are disregarded, or held to differing standards. Women pay higher health care premiums, despite having lower wages than men. The excuse is that women use health care more than men because we have babies. Since having babies is necessary to the continuation of the species, we should not be economically penalized on account of a biological function which men also benefit from.
What is most odious is the notion that employers control what health care is covered in female employees' health insurance coverage, on "religious grounds". The health insurance is considered part of the worker's compensation package, therefore it is HER money, HER earnings and income that are paying for the coverage,, and it should be HER choice what is covered.
Now you're trying to strip women of the right to determine her own fate by forcing her to carry every pregnancy to term, no exceptions, while at the same time bleating endlessly about the horror of being "forced" to take a life saving vaccine. You're not being forced to spend the rest of your life parenting the vaccine, and covering it's food, clothing, education and health care. You claim that the gestating fetus has "rights", but the woman has none. Fuck you and the horse you rode in on.
So IOW, there is nothing in the US Constitution that makes and women unequal. Now that we've laid that one to rest, let's address your complaints that have nothing to do with the Constitution.
1. When corrected for variances such as time away from the job and comparing men and women in the same job, women are not paid significantly less than men are for doing the same job at the same performance. If they are unable to perform at the same level as men, they should not be paid as much. That's not even controversial.
2. Rape is a very serious charge and needs to be treated as such. In every other crime, we hold to the standard that a person is innocent until PROVEN guilty, yet when it comes to rape, a single unproven accusation from a woman is supposed to be sufficient to destroy a man's life (rape and sexual assault victims are to be believed, after all, unless they are victims of Bubba Clinton. Then they're trash), and that's not right. Rape needs to be investigated and prosecuted just like every other serious crime, and the accused has the same rights afforded to every, for example, accused murderer. Remember, it's nothing more than an accusation until guilt is proven.
3. Women pay higher healthcare premiums not only because they file childbirth claims (maybe it's time to reign in the high cost of malpractice insurance OBGYNs and labor and delivery doctors have to pay), but because they live longer and spend more time in the age group that files the vast majority of the claims. It's a matter of numbers. You might as well complain that women pay more than men do to get their hair cut. Guess what, they do.
4. When an employer buys a healthcare package for his employees, it is up to the employees to use that package or not. They cannot dictate to him that he has to buy a more expensive package that covers things he doesn't want to cover, nor can they dictate what the health insurance package must cover, period. They can take it or leave it and find something elsewhere that is more to their liking, or they can buy their own condoms. A lot of people do just that.
5. Please quote where I am "trying to strip women of the right to determine her own fate by forcing her to carry every pregnancy to term, no exceptions, while at the same time bleating endlessly about the horror of being "forced" to take a life saving vaccine". When you fail to do that, feel free to leave the sandbox.