Foreign body inflammatory facial skin disorder characterized by firm, hyper-pigmented papules and pustules that are painful and pruritic. Located on cheeks, jawline, and neck.

Commonly occurs as a result of shaving (“razor bumps”), primarily affects African-American males.

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I did this by process of elimination:

Acne is not itchy or painful from my experience (Choice A).

Never heard of cutaneous lupus eryhtematosus, but I'd asssume you'd have a malar rash (involving the nose/undereye area), not spread out over the cheeks, jaw, and neck (Choice B).

Keloids are just overgrown scars. Scars are not particularly itchy or painful (Choice C)

Rosacea is just redness/flushing in certain areas of the skin. Mainly an aesthetic issue. Not itchy or painful (Choice E).

tbh I was between B and D.

Black person here. Curly facial hair tends to curve back towards the skin a day or two after shaving. Hence the "pseudo" folliculitis. Not an infection but an inflammation from sharp edge of the hair growing into the skin. And yes it hurts! Generally sensitive to touch as well

https://mybeardgang.com/pseudofolliculitis-barbae-treatment-tips-razor-bumps/

Pseudofolliculitis barbae is also extremely common in AA males. This should be another automatic reflex based on clinical presentation.