text: In the early 1980's, The Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) did approve a non-binding resolution not to ordain women. This resolution and other resolutions from SBC  State Conventions, and other bodies are solely advisory in nature. 
  In Baptist Tradition, the congregation is autonomous and decide by themselves the course of action how they should go forward.  The congregation decides on all aspects of policy and there isn't a higher body like the diocese or an authority like the Pope to get them to toe the line.  This is where you have read the resolution wrong looking from a lense of a top-down organization.
  There have been SBC Congregations that have called women as pastors and teachers.  The congregation decides also when to dismiss the pastor and make for a call for another. And the SBC National Office has no say in determining the local congregation selection as pastor.