Is there a place for non-radfems to go and read about Gender Critical thought?

This might seem weird - but I know of people who are reaching "peak" with the gendertrender nonsense, but don't yet accept radical feminism (or are just instinctively put-off by the intensity of it, especially former "sex positive" libfems).

I feel that for some people, if they were exposed to some gender critical ideas (gently, and cautiously), they would be more willing to immerse themselves in radical feminism (that is what happened to me). I started reading Alice Dreger, who you wouldn't really call radical, once I accepted that, I delved deeper. If I hadn't heard of her and read about her experience, I may have rejected the views of a sub like this (because it was also paired with other aspects of RadFem thought which I wasn't ready to accept - too much too fast so to speak).

What are some resources I can point people to that would introduce them to GC without scaring them away? I feel that the trans debate is actually going to end up being a great recruiting tool for us in the long run - it was the radfems who saw this coming long, long ago.