Sorry, but one cannot conclude this op ed reflects the "preponderance" of the evidence, nor "conventional wisdom".

And actually, one is far more likely to read about male/female brains in the popular media. Editors love those articles because they are click bait dressed as science. Just look at all the comments generated by this article. Perfect pop culture and social media. 

Far less does one read op eds talking about a 'mosaic' brain or a neuroscientist describing differences yet saying we really don't know enough about the differences or the brain to begin to generalize to society. Boring.

Bottom line, what is presented in popular culture is not an accurate reflection of the mixed, complex findings and questions in academic research. Instead, what you suggest is a corrective is really what the media loves to promote. The 'boring' research is what is needed for a corrective to popular image.